Lobha (लोभ) in Sanskrit primarily means greed or
excessive desire, often referring to the insatiable craving
for wealth, possessions, or sensual enjoyment, and is
considered a negative trait in spiritual and philosophical
traditions.
Hinduism and Vedic Context
worldly objects to attain spiritual wisdom . The Ramayana also advises forest dwellers and ascetics to abandon
lobha alongside anger (krodha) to lead a virtuous life . In the Vedic philosophy, lobha is considered one of the three main
Yoga and Spiritual Philosophy
which a practitioner aims to overcome through discipline, self-control, and meditative practices . In the Amṛtasiddhi, attaining freedom from lobha, desire, and fear is
General Definition and Implications
extending beyond material possessions to recognition, power, or fame . It is recognized as a source of mental suffering, moral lapses, and
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