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|'''Eternalism'''The belief in unchanging, eternal substances or entities (like a soul), directly contradicting the principle of impermanence.

|'''Nihilism'''The belief that life is meaningless, while recognizing the fleeting nature of phenomena, can lead to a sense of despair or apathy.

|'''Attachment'''The overt habit of clinging desperately to people, experiences, material possessions, ideas, etc., mistaking possession for happiness

|'''Apathy or Neglect'''When non-attachment deteriorates into neglect of responsibilities or lack of care for oneself and others, confusing detachment with disregard

|'''Obsessive Seeking'''Constantly seeking or desiring something else, perpetually dissatisfied, never being content with what is present

|'''Passivity'''When the practice of non-seeking evolves into passivity or lack of initiative in life, leading to stagnation rather than contentment

|'''Aversion'''The overt habit of rejecting, avoiding, or being repelled by certain experiences, mistaking avoidance for peace

|'''Tolerance of Harm'''When the practice of non-aversion leads to tolerating harmful situations or behaviors, misunderstanding acceptance for complacency

|'''Extreme Bias or Prejudice'''Becoming extremely attached to or repelled by certain individuals or situations, undermining the tranquil balance that equanimity brings

|'''Indifference or Disconnection'''When a balanced and impartial state of mind deteriorates into a detached, indifferent, and disengaged attitude