Delusion	Description	Antidote
Ignorance (Avidya)	Lack of understanding of the true nature of reality.	Wisdom (Prajna): Developing insight into the nature of reality, especially the understanding of emptiness (shunyata).
Attachment (Raga)	Excessive desire for and clinging to worldly objects and experiences.	Detachment (Vairagya) or Generosity (Dana): Cultivating a sense of detachment from worldly desires and practicing generosity.
Aversion (Dvesha)	Strong dislike or hatred towards objects, people, or experiences.	Loving-kindness (Metta) or Patience (Kshanti): Developing love and kindness towards others and practicing patience.
Pride (Mada)	Inflated sense of self-importance and superiority over others.	Humility (Nimrata): Cultivating humility and recognizing the equality of all beings.
Doubt (Vichikitsa)	Lack of confidence in the teachings, the path, or oneself.	Confidence (Shraddha) or Faith (Vishvas): Developing confidence in the teachings and faith in the path.
Jealousy (Irshya)	Envy of others' success, possessions, or qualities.	Sympathetic Joy (Mudita): Rejoicing in the success and happiness of others.
Miserliness (Matsarya)	Reluctance to share or give, hoarding resources.	Generosity (Dana): Practicing generosity and sharing with others.
Laziness (Kausidya)	Unwillingness to make an effort, procrastination.	Diligence (Virya): Cultivating diligence and a strong work ethic.
Hatred (Dvesha)	Intense dislike or hostility towards others.	Loving-kindness (Metta) or Compassion (Karuna): Developing loving-kindness and compassion towards all beings.
Restlessness (Uddhacca)	Agitation and inability to stay focused or calm.	Concentration (Samadhi): Practicing meditation to develop mental stability and calm.
Shamelessness (Ahrikya)	Lack of moral integrity and respect for oneself.	Sense of Shame (Hri): Cultivating a sense of moral integrity and respect for oneself.
Lack of Conscientiousness (Anapatrapya)	Disregard for the impact of one's actions on others.	Consideration for Others (Ottappa): Developing a sense of responsibility and consideration for the impact of one's actions on others.
Greed (Lobha)	Excessive desire for more than one needs or deserves.	Contentment (Santosh): Cultivating contentment and satisfaction with what one has.
Ill-will (Vyapada)	Desire to cause harm to others.	Loving-kindness (Metta): Developing love and goodwill towards all beings.
Wrong Views (Mithya Drishti)	Misunderstanding the nature of reality and the teachings.	Right View (Samma Ditthi): Developing a correct understanding of the nature of reality and the teachings.