Definition of three poisons

In fact, there are many explanations for a word in many Buddhist classics, but the essence is the same. Buddhism is profound and profound, and the explanation of the three poisons in the Buddhist dictionary is:

Refers to greed, resentment and delusion (also known as greed, lust, anger and delusion). Make three fires and three scales. All troubles are generally called poison, but these three kinds of troubles are the most poisonous to the kindness of all beings and can make all beings suffer for a long time, so they are called three poisons. These three poisons are also the root of the three evils of body, mouth and mind, so they are also called the root of the three evils and the first of the fundamental troubles.