斩六情
[zhăn liù qíng]
'Six emotions' originates from ancient Chinese beliefs about human feelings. '斩六情' (Zhan Liuqing) implies the severance of the six emotional ties—love, hate, desire, jealousy, fear, and greed. It suggests an asceticism or disassociation from worldly emotions and attachments, which are seen as hindrances to enlightenment in Buddhism.