According to Buddhist dictionary, there are 3 greater calamities. They are fire, water and wind. In 1279, letter titled King Rinda, Nichiren described the cause of the three lesser calamities as the three poissons of greed, anger and foolishness, the fundamental evil inherent in life, stating that greed brings about famine, anger incites war and foolishness leads to pestilence.
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According to Buddhist dictionary, there are 3 greater calamities. They are fire, water and wind. In 1279, letter titled King Rinda, Nichiren described the cause of the three lesser calamities as the three poissons of greed, anger and foolishness, the fundamental evil inherent in life, stating that greed brings about famine, anger incites war and foolishness leads to pestilence.
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