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			==List of Connection Obstacles==

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	Along with the three poisons go three wholesome qualities, which are amoha (non-delusion)/prajna (wisdom), alobha (non-attachment) or daana (generosity), and advesa (non hatred) or mettaa (loving-kindness).		Along with the three poisons go three wholesome qualities, which are amoha (non-delusion)/prajna (wisdom), alobha (non-attachment) or daana (generosity), and advesa (non hatred) or mettaa (loving-kindness).

	The three wholesome qualities may be a considered a subset of the [[LP]] [[~~Foundations of~~ Connection]], ~~which are~~ [[~~Right Thought]] [[Right Action~~]], and [[~~Right Environment~~]].		The three wholesome qualities may be a considered a subset of the [[LP]] [[Connection Framework]], specifically the [[Alignment Rule Set]] which species, in broad terms, actions, thoughts, and environments which are in alignment with, and conducive of [[Connection]].

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	The three poisons (or the three unwholesome roots in Buddhism) refer to the three root causes of delusion and ignorance/confusion, greed, and anger/hatred (aversion).<Ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_poisons</ref>		In Zen Buddhism, The three poisons (or the three unwholesome roots in Buddhism) refer to the three root causes of delusion and ignorance/confusion, greed, and anger/hatred (aversion).<Ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_poisons</ref> The three poisons are three [[Connection Obstacles]] that interfere with and block stronger [[Connection]].

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	The three wholesome qualities may be a considered a subset of the [[LP]] [[Foundations of Connection]], which are [[Right Thought]] [[Right Action]], and [[Right Environment]].		The three wholesome qualities may be a considered a subset of the [[LP]] [[Foundations of Connection]], which are [[Right Thought]] [[Right Action]], and [[Right Environment]].

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==Notes==

Along with the three poisons go three wholesome qualities, which are amoha (non-delusion)/prajna (wisdom), alobha (non-attachment) or daana (generosity), and advesa (non hatred) or mettaa (loving-kindness).

The three wholesome qualities may be a considered a subset of the [[LP]] [[Foundations of Connection]], which are [[Right Thought]] [[Right Action]], and [[Right Environment]].

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