40- Seventh – Sense of Lust
Its effect is the stimulation of humankind to carry out fundamental acts of life, such as the action of the reproductive organs, eating and drinking, and so on.
Pleasure is a subsidiary of this sense. Joyfulness and happiness are also among its manifestations. Pleasure is a force that triggers humankind to pursue things necessary for their bodies with precise and specific limits. Too much pleasure is harmful to the body. There is a natural control mechanism for pleasure that will shut down automatically if excessive. Any prolonged joy will lose its delightful effect because it loses its benefits also. Happiness has similar effects.
This sense manifests in various parts of the body, including the mouth, eyes, ears, lips, reproductive organs, and other parts. Recreational activity is also among subdivisions of the sense of lust, and it is to eliminate tiredness.