(Sanskritwhat leaks out) Pali asava, also called klesa (Sanskrit: affliction), Pali kilesa in Buddhist philosophy, the illusion that ceaselessly flows out from internal organs (i.e., five sense organs and the mind). To the unenlightened, every existence becomes the object of illusion or is inevitably accompanied by illusion. Such an existence is called sasrava. Even if one leads a good life, it is still regarded as sasrava, insofar as it leads to another existence in the world of transmigration. Through the effort of ridding oneself of asrava, one can attain anasrava (the Enlightenment), or freedom from the bond of illusion by undefiled wisdom.
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Meaning of ASRAVA in English
Britannica English vocabulary. Английский словарь Британика. 2012