A Study of the Seven Emotions and Six Desires

Many people know that the seven emotions refer to joy, anger, sorrow, happiness, emotions, thoughts, and shock (or, according to another interpretation, grief, fear, and shock).
But what about the six desires?
Many people don't know. They are actually the six sense objects (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and thought) among the five aggregates and six sense objects in Buddhism—the joys and sorrows of the world. Here, "sorrow
" doesn't refer to misery, but rather the ultimate joy brought by compassion. Some beginners, amateurs, and even complete novices in this field struggle to understand the experts and advanced players. Even worse, some men with only a strong sense of self are stuck at the
bottom of the six desires, unable to escape the single-minded focus on the "body" aspect of the six sense objects.
A popular saying online is particularly fitting here: "Modern frogs in a well," carrying their wells with them as they travel the world.
One can only lament: "You can't discuss ice with a summer insect!"

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