Five poisons. Greed, anger, ignorance, arrogance, doubt. The six senses: eye consciousness, ear consciousness, nose consciousness, tongue consciousness, body consciousness, and consciousness. Eight sufferings: birth, old age, illness, death, love and separation, hatred and hatred

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1, Five poisons

Greed, anger, ignorance, arrogance, doubt

Six senses: eye consciousness, ear consciousness, nose consciousness, tongue consciousness, body consciousness, consciousness

Eight sufferings : birth suffering, old age, illness, death suffering, love separation suffering, hatred meeting suffering, seeking suffering, failure to get to the point, the five aggregates of blazing suffering (five aggregates gatherings)

5 aggregates : form aggregate, feeling aggregate, thought aggregate, action aggregate, consciousness aggregate

2, seven emotions :

joy, anger, sorrow, thought, sadness, fear, shock (Traditional Chinese medicine)

joy, anger, sorrow, joy, love, evil, desire (Confucianism)

joy, Anger, sorrow, fear, love, hate, desire (Buddha)

3, Six desires :

See desire, listen to desire, fragrance desire, taste desire, touch desire, desire, desire, desire

lust, appearance desire, majestic desire, desire for arrogance, speech and voice desire, fine and smooth desire, desire for human appearance (Great Wisdom Theory)

html l2 Life, death, ears, eyes, mouth, nose (Lüshi Chunqiu ·Guisheng)

Desire for survival, desire for knowledge, desire for expression, desire for comfort, desire for sexual desire (modern)

4. Eight sufferings:

Suffering from birth, old age, illness, death suffering, love separation, suffering from separation, suffering from hatred, meeting with enemies and hate, suffering from seeking, suffering from failure to obtain, and suffering from the strong five aggregates.

5, Nine Difficulties

Food and clothing, invitation to stop elders, love and entanglement, fame and fortune, disasters arise, blind teachers restrain themselves, discussion differences, laziness of ambition, wasted years

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