# Stop wanting.. suffering is difficult
The world is forever depleted.
Don't know full
Is the slave of lust.
Lust is a word borrowed from the Pali language "Ton-looking." This word originally meant thirst, hunger, thirst.
Buddhism uses the word lust as a term for a person's craving. There are three things:
1) Eroticism (read as erotic-ma-ton-find) is the desire for things to be happy physically and mentally.
2) Lust (read as pah-wa-ton-ha) is the desire to be in a pleasant position; and
3) A lust (read vi- bha-wa-ton-find) is a desire to escape from the unpleasant state in which he is or is experiencing.
In Thai, the word lust is often used in a narrow sense, meaning carnal lust, for example, because his lust is peeled by a young woman. It also means wanting, wanting to have, wanting to be a lot, and to meet his needs, for example, to be a minister is not enough to satisfy his political lust.
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