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Line 12: − + + + + − * [[Pride]], [[envy]] and [[anger]] are sins resulting from [[excess|excessive]] [[self]]-interest. According to [[Ayurvedic medicine]] they result from [[Pitta]] ([[Fire]] and [[Water]] [[five elements|element]]) [[dosha]] disturbance in the [[mind/body]].+ − * [[Greed]], [[gluttony]] and [[lust]] result from [[excess|excessive]] [[desire]] for things outside the [[self]]. According to Ayurvedic medicine they result from [[vata]] disturbance in the [[mind]]-[[body]]. − − * [[Sloth]] or [[laziness]] results from a [[deficiency]] of the desires that inspire us to act for [[good]] or [[evil|ill]]. According to [[Ayurvedic medicine]] they result from [[Kapha]] ([[Water]] and [[Earth]] element) dosha in Ayurvedic medicine disturbance in the mind-body. − − ==See Also== − * [[Sins]] − * [[Afflictive emotion]] − * [[Three poisons]] ([[Greed]]-[[Lust]] of [[Vata]], [[Anger]]-[[Hatred]] of [[Pitta]], [[Ignorance]] of [[Kapha]]) − − == External link == − + − + − [[Category : Emotions]] − [[Category : Afflictive Emotions]] − [[Category : Psychology]] − [[Category : Ayurvedic Psychology]] − [[Category : Three Poisons]]
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*[[Pride]] (or Vainglory)
*[[Pride]] (or Vainglory)
*[[Envy]]
*[[Envy]]
*[[Anger]] (or [[Wrath]])
*[[Anger]] (or Wrath)
*[[Sloth (sin)|Sloth]] (or Acedia)
*[[Sloth (sin)|Sloth]] (or Acedia)
*[[Greed|Avarice]] (or [[Covetousness]])
*[[Greed|Avarice]] (or Covetousness)
*[[Gluttony]]
*[[Gluttony]]
*[[Lust]]
*[[Lust]]
The [[Bible]] does not list them in this form, but they are commonly found in Medieval and [[Renaissance]] thought. Personifications or depictions of the seven sins (and their punishments in [[Hell]]) are also common in the art and literature of these periods, sometimes contrasted with the seven cardinal [[virtue]]s.
The [[Bible]] does not list them in this form, but they are commonly found in Medieval and [[Renaissance]] thought. Personifications or depictions of the seven sins (and their punishments in [[Hell]]) are also common in the art and literature of these periods, sometimes contrasted with the seven cardinal [[virtue]]s.
The Seven Deadly Sins may be categorized in three groups (see, for example, [[Dante's Purgatorio]]):
The seven sins may be categorized in three groups (see, for example, [[Dante's Purgatorio]]):
*Pride, envy and anger are sins resulting from excessive self-interest.
*Greed, gluttony and lust result from excessive desire for things outside the self.
*Sloth results from a deficiency of the desires that inspire us to act for good or ill.
== External link ==
[http://www.deadlysins.com/sins/history.html A brief history of sin]
[http://www.deadlysins.com/sins/history.html A brief history of sin]
[[Category : Christian Theology]]
[[Category:Christian Theology]]
[[Category : Sin]]
[[Category:Sin]]