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In Zen Buddhism, “Arrogance” is considered an important Kleśa, one of the sources of mental disorders and unwholesome behavior. “Arrogance” is an excessive self-evaluation that causes individuals to overestimate their own abilities, status, or achievements and underestimate others. This mentality not only hinders personal spiritual growth, but also hinders harmonious relationships with others. It is one of the psychological obstacles we need to overcome.
“Arrogance” is regarded as a basic affliction, along with greed, anger, and ignorance, and is one of the psychological states that leads people to fall into the cycle of life and death (Samsara). It is a direct manifestation of self-attachment and reflects ignorance of the principle of Anatta.
Learn humility by recognizing that all living beings are interdependent and each has their own worth and limitations.
Reduce self-centered attitudes and increase understanding and respect for others by cultivating empathy and compassion for others.
The discussion of “arrogance” reveals its importance as a mental disorder while providing methods for overcoming arrogance and other psychological obstacles to achieve spiritual purification and spiritual growth.
