The seven emotions are joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and shock. The seven emotions are closely related to the functional activities of the internal organs. The seven emotions belong to the five internal organs, represented by joy, anger, thought, sadness and fear, and are called the "five wills". The seven emotions are the human body's different reflections of external objective things. They are normal phenomena of life activities and will not make people sick. However, when sudden, strong or long-term emotional stimulation exceeds the normal range of physiological activities and cannot adapt, the functions of viscera, qi and blood will be disordered, which will lead to the occurrence of diseases. At this time, the seven emotions will become the cause of the disease. It is a disease factor and is one of the main factors leading to internal injury diseases, so it is called the seven emotions of internal injury. As pathogenic factors, the seven emotions are different from the six evils that enter the human body through the mouth, nose or fur, but directly affect the relevant organs and cause disease. Emotional factors can not only directly lead to the occurrence of many diseases, but also have a negative impact on all diseases. plays an important role in the outcome. "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals - Guisheng" first puts forward the concept of six desires: "The so-called full life is a person who has all six desires." So what exactly are six desires? Gao You, a philosopher in the Eastern Han Dynasty, commented on this: "The six desires are life, death, ears, eyes, mouth, and nose." It can be seen that the six desires generally refer to people's physiological needs or desires. People want to survive, for fear of death, and they want to live a life that is full of flavor, sound and color, so their mouths want to eat, their tongues want to taste, their eyes want to see, their ears want to hear, and their noses want to smell. These desires are innate and do not need to be taught. Later, some people summarized this as the six desires of "seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching and thinking". However, the Buddhist theory of "Great Wisdom" is far from this. It believes that the six desires refer to lust, appearance, majesty and posture, speech and voice, fineness, and human imagination. It basically defines the "six desires" The six natural desires that ordinary people have for the opposite sex are what modern people often call "lust".

Buddhist terminology:

Six Desires [The Dharma of the Zen Paramitas Stage] One-color desire refers to seeing blue, yellow, red and white, and the same colors as men and women. Ignorant fool. Don't know the trouble. Greed is born in the heart. It is called lust. 2. Appearance: If you see a good appearance, you will be beautiful. Ignorant fool. I don’t know his loyalty. Greed is born in the heart. This is called desire for appearance. The three majestic manners and postures are like walking lightly and slowly. Be careful and slow in manner. He raised his eyebrows and frowned. Smiling and charming. Ignorant fool. Don't know the trouble. Love is born. This is called the desire for majesty and posture. The sound of the four-character pronunciation is like hearing clever words and beautiful words. Complimentary. The meaning is clear and elegant. Sing and praise. Ignorant fool. Don't know the trouble. Then he fell in love. It is the famous saying of voice and desire. The five subtle and smooth desires refer to the identity of men and women, the fine and smooth luster, etc. Ignorant fool. Don't know the trouble. Danran is not drowned. It's called smooth desire. The six people lusted after each other and said they were like a man or a woman. You will win the one you love. Greedy each other. It’s celebrity lust.