What do you mean by six incomplete roots? What are six incomplete roots?

1, six, refers to human eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind, belonging to the whole range of physiology, and refers to human senses and their response to tangible virtual (real) things. Six roots are incomplete, that is, one or more roots are missing.

2. Buddhism is neither a materialist nor an idealist, nor a monotheist, but a fatalist who advocates karma and harmony. Therefore, Buddhism looks at a person's composition from three aspects: psychology, physiology and physics. The six mentioned above belong to physiology, plus six dust physics and six psychology, which is the sum of one person. The formation of six roots, six dusts and six senses is called eighteen realms and three categories of eighteen realms, forming a foothold and serving each other. Without one category, the other two categories cannot exist. Because the six dusts and six senses depend on six media to be effective, the six dusts and six senses depend on the discrimination of six senses to be valuable, and the six dusts and six senses must reflect six dusts to be effective.

3. If we want the next metaphor, then six is the mirror, six dust is the image reflected by the mirror, and six senses are the people who judge the image reflected by the mirror.