(Buddhist explanation) Afflictions are confusions. Human beings commit evil karma and suffer all kinds of pain due to confusion. The source of this pain is caused by the six fundamental troubles. These six kinds of troubles are greed, anger, ignorance, arrogance, doubt, and incor

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(Buddhist explanation)

　　Troubles are confusion. Human beings commit evil karma and suffer all kinds of pain due to confusion. The source of this pain is caused by the six fundamental troubles. These six kinds of troubles are greed, anger, ignorance, arrogance, doubt, and incorrect view. Greed is greed and love for the five desires; anger is anger without tolerance; ignorance is ignorance and ignorance; arrogance is arrogance and arrogance; suspicion is suspicion and suspicion; incorrect views are incorrect views, including body view, extreme view, wrong view, view acquisition view, precepts and prohibitions acquisition view, etc. Greed, Anger, Ignorance, Arrogance, and Doubt Add five wrong views to become ten fundamental troubles, also known as ten delusions, or ten conspiracies.

The basic meaning of worries

There are many reasons for worries. It may be because you don’t do something well, so you are worried; it may be because you encounter emotional setbacks, which lead to a confusion in your mind and naturally the troubles come; it may be because of family reasons, the family is a little nagging, talking about things, some are ugly, and you cannot talk back, and you don’t know what to do and worry, and there are many reasons.

　　Troubles can make people feel upset and affect their work efficiency. Try to solve these worries.

　　Troubles are because some things cannot be solved, and they are worried about bad things. If you are upset and have many worries, you will feel troubled. Sometimes, things that you can’t solve by yourself and need help from others, and things that are not going well will be bothered. Therefore, only by calming down and understanding the reasons and truth of the matter can we avoid so many worries in our hearts. As long as it is not something that needs to be solved in a short time, wait until the matter is solved, and the worries will be gone.

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