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Faith (Skt. śraddhā; Tib. dépa; Wyl. dad pa) —

the gateway to taking refuge, which is of three kinds: vivid faith, eager faith and confident faith. ^[1]
the third antidote for laziness in the practice of meditation. See the eight antidotes.
one of the eleven virtuous states among the fifty-one mental states of Abhidharma classifications.

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 '''Faith''' (Skt. ''śraddhā''; Tib. ''dépa''; [[Wyl.]] ''dad pa'') —
-. the gateway to taking [[refuge]], which is of three kinds: [[vivid faith]], [[eager faith]] and [[confident faith]]. See pages 171-176 in ''[[The Words of My Perfect Teacher]]''.
+# the gateway to taking [[refuge]], which is of three kinds: [[vivid faith]], [[eager faith]] and [[confident faith]]. <ref>See pages 171-176 in ''[[The Words of My Perfect Teacher]]''. </ref>
+# the third antidote for [[laziness]] in the practice of [[meditation]]. See the [[eight antidotes]].
+# one of the [[eleven virtuous states]] among the [[fifty-one mental states]] of [[Abhidharma]] classifications.
-. the third antidote for [[laziness]] in the practice of [[meditation]]. See the [[eight antidotes]].
+==Alternative Translations==
+*confidence
-. one of the [[eleven virtuous states]] among the [[fifty-one mental states]] of [[Abhidharma]] classifications.
+==Notes==
+<small><references/></small>
 [[Category:Key Terms]]