Anarthas as explained by Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura

1. aparadha (offences)

1.1. offences towards Sri Krsna

1.2. offences towards krsna-nama

1.3. offences towards krsna-svarupa (the deity form of the Lord)

1.4. offences towards the jivas (living entities who are infinitesimal particles of spirit belonging to the Lord)

2. hrdaya-daurbalya (weakness of heart)

2.1. tuccha-asakti (attachment for useless things),

2.2. kuti-nati (deceitful behavior. The word kuti-nati may be broken down into the constituent parts ku, bad or evil, and na or nati, that which is forbidden. In that case it would mean doing wicked deeds or doing that which is forbidden)

2.3. matsarya (envy)

2.4. sva-pratistha-lalasa (desire for one's own fame and prestige)

3. svarupa-bhrama (illusion about spiritual identity)

3.1. sva-tattva- or jiva-svarupa-bhrama (illusion about one's spiritual identity)

3.2. para-tattva-bhrama (illusion about the spiritual identity of the supreme absolute truth)

3.3. sadhya-sadhana-tattva-bhrama (illusion about sadhana-bhakti, the means of spiritual perfection, and sadhya, the object to be obtained by such sadhana, or in other words prema-bhakti)

3.4. maya-tattva-bhrama (illusion about the Lord's external energy, maya)

4. asat-trsna (thirst for that which is unreal; that is, material enjoyment),

4.1. varieties of desires for material enjoyment in this world

4.2. desires for enjoyment in the higher planetary systems of Svargaloka

4.3. desires for the attainment of the eight mystic siddhis

4.4. the desire for impersonal liberation