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* ''v.t.'' to endeavour {{Dictref|[[TGR]]}} ...tes]]}} {{Context|[[:Category:Four Antidotes to Laziness|Four Antidotes to Laziness]]}} ...

...tes]]}} {{Context|[[:Category:Four Antidotes to Laziness|Four Antidotes to Laziness]]}} * [[Eight antidotes]] ...

* ''v.i.'' to have faith {{Dictref|[[TGR]]}} ...tes]]}} {{Context|[[:Category:Four Antidotes to Laziness|Four Antidotes to Laziness]]}} ...

...'' 'du byed brgyad'') — the antidotes to the [[five faults]] or obstacles to [[shamatha]] [[meditation]]. The first four of these are antidotes to [[laziness]]: ...

...tes]]}} {{Context|[[:Category:Four Antidotes to Laziness|Four Antidotes to Laziness]]}} ...

...literature. According to the ''[[Compendium of Abhidharma]]'', it belongs to the subgroup of the [[eleven virtuous states]]. ...faults]] in meditation, specifically the fault of [[laziness]]. It is said to be an essential prerequisite for reaching the [[preparatory stage]] of the ...

...rd antidote, from among the [[eight antidotes]], and is the antidote for [[laziness]]. *Faith is to have a vivid and eager mind towards, and have confidence in, that which is ...

#[[laziness]] Their respective antidotes are: ...

...yl.]] ''nyes pa lnga'') are defects to be overcome by means of the [[eight antidotes]] when practising [[shamatha]] [[meditation]]. They are mentioned in [[Mait ...]], Wyl. ''le lo'') – there are three kinds: (i) lethargy, (ii) attachment to negative behaviour, and (iii) despondency ...