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Greed or in Pali it is called Lobha

People who are controlled by greed are always comparing themselves to others and constantly feel lacking, even though they have more than most people.

The main characteristics that distinguish greed are excess, insatiability, and harm (to oneself or others).

For those who are under the power of greed, they rarely know true peace or contentment (santutthi).

Wanting a better life, striving to achieve personal goals, or seeking knowledge are not all greed.

It is a powerful driving force and one of the main roots of suffering (unfortunately, one of the three roots is greed, anger, and delusion).

Ultimately, greed blinds people to the source of true happiness, which lies in good relationships, inner growth, and meaningful living.

The exploitation of labor and natural resources, often driven by the desire for unlimited profit, is a direct result of greed and causes environmental damage and a loss of trust in society.

Furthermore, misunderstanding the true nature of happiness and attachment to impermanent objects or situations are also the main reasons that make greed take deeper root.

To swim past the poor, the stealing, the greedy, the greedy, the beast,