Lack of naivety

The discriminating awareness that is aware of the individual details concerning behavioral cause and effect or concerning reality, and which acts as the opponent to naivety about them.

Tibetan: གཏི་མུག་མེད་པ། gti-mug med-pa

Sanskrit: amoha

Pali: amoha

J. Hopkins: Non-bewilderment; Non-ignorance

Other languages

Deutsch: Fehlen jeglicher Naivität

Español: Falta de ingenuidad

Русский: Отсутствие наивности

Related terms

Dependent phenomena’s lack of essential nature as something that does not arise

Lack of a hope

Lack of a sign

Lack of an action’s affecting variables

Lack of hypocrisy

Lack of pretension

Thoroughly established phenomena’s lack of an essential nature of existing as ultimate

Three types of lack of essential nature

Totally conceptional phenomena’s lack of an essential nature of existing with defining characteristic marks