defilement

Well, to be fair Goenka uses some rather charged terms as synonyms for sankharas, such as "defilements", "impurities", etc.

Will they are a fictional race specifically constructed to be a defilement of life. no, there's not a whole lot of subtle moral ambiguity there, but that's why it's good that there's more than one author ever.

Everyone should get a more consistent bill, which they can plan for accordingly, instead of a disgusting surprise defilement as is the case now.

And there was more of such a compass a century ago when lynchings were much more common for "racial defilements"? Or two centuries ago when slaves were considered bad by the general public for escaping from the brutality of ownership?

Has anyone in the world of software and systems engaged in an analogous act of hacking "necrophilia" or defilement? Also note that many acts of hacking defilement get their just punishment in due course, when the software doesn't work, the company fails, etc.

I think young Christian boys are taught that sexual fantasy and pornography is the same as adultery, a defilement of the temple that is their body. I think one example that's brought up along these lines of narrative is a story of direct divine punishment for the spilling of seed.

With the teachings on emptiness in the heart sutra it states all phenomena are marked by emptiness, “no birth no death, no being no nonbeing, no defilement no purity, no increasing no decreasing”. So nihilists would be led to cling to the view of nonbeing and not see everything else.

> they don't like to hear even the slightest imperfection in pronunciation or usage, seeing it as some sort of defilement of their language. As a native French speaker, this strikes me as odd, since it is typically a foreign thing to consider French as the epitome of spoken languages, that makes most French people I know scratch their heads uncomfortably.

The problem is that dead children are not yet public property, so any defilement becomes an issue of vandalism. Even if the child is subsequently buried on public land and allowed to decay into the earth, any aspiring terraphiliacs would then create a tragedy of the commons problem.

I've never been to France but I've heard this stereotype many, many times elsewhere online: that the French don't want foreigners speaking French even if their French skills are good, because they don't like to hear even the slightest imperfection in pronunciation or usage, seeing it as some sort of defilement of their language. The stereotype is especially pronounced for Parisians, and appears to only exist for European French.

Like; atmosphere, upheaval, defilement, wreck, news, etc We can moreover be pushed in view of strain to respond quickly, rapid society, eating of trash, nonappearance of movement and the need to achieve given targets, etc sometimes demand from work, school, family, Church, or organization can be a wellspring of stress. There are various conditions like, setback, assignments, emergencies, money pressure, etc all these can be wellsprings of stress in our lives.

I think the closest example I heard of involved the Japanese Burakumin's simple request to not be called a euphemism after their excluded enclaves instead of a slur which translates roughly to "an abundance of filth/defilement" in exchange for paying taxes after they were previously shunned even from that. Ironically said outcast status was apparentlynonce a /privledge/ or blessing apparently.

It would require only the slightest of ornamental alterations and no change whatsoever in substance to recolor the very same proposition as “a cynical extortion and profiteering scheme—and perverse defilement of the fundamental human right to privacy—intended only to line the coffers of America’s wealthiest corporations at the expense of its poorest and most vulnerable citizens.” Indeed, mental gymnastics aren’t necessary to achieve a cognitive dissonance of diametric proportions on this issue—a mere logical tiptoe will suffice to traverse the universe.