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== Three bases of merits ==
== Three bases of merits ==
Three basses of merit making are disputed according to the facts of Theravada tradition. Probably [[adveṣa]], [[alobha]], [[amoha]] are opposites of [[Three poisons (Buddhism)|Three poisons]] which are preferably the roots of making Kusala Kamma or the merits.[[User:kalakannija|'''S.B.M.''']] <sup><font color="Pink">[[User talk:Kalakannija|''Summon'']]</font></sup> 00:13, 7 April 2015 (UTC)
Three basses of merit making are disputed according to the teachings of Theravada Buddhism. Preferably [[adveṣa]], [[alobha]], [[amoha]] which are opposites of [[Three poisons (Buddhism)|Three poisons]] are the roots of making ''Kusala Kamma'' or the merits.

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Transference of Merit

The treatment of transference of merit is very thin. This is a practice with a long history and a central place. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Jayarava (talkcontribs) 08:01, 29 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Three bases of merits

Three basses of merit making are disputed according to the teachings of Theravada Buddhism. Preferably adveṣa, alobha, amoha which are opposites of Three poisons are the roots of making Kusala Kamma or the merits.