ShabdAdibhiH panchabhireva pancha panchatvam-ApuH svaguNena baddhAH / kuranga-mAtanga-patanga-mIna-bRungA naraH panchabhir-anchitaH kiM // • The deer is charmed by sweet sounds made by a hunter, and is killed when it proceeds toward the sound. • The elephant becomes attached to the sense of touch, and while mating, falls into a trap, oblivious of the danger.

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• The moth is attracted by the sight of fire, and unwittingly gets burned while rushing into it. • The fish, hungry for the bait, eagerly jumps up to bite into it, and gets caught. • The honeybee, intoxicated by the fragrance of the flowers, gathers honey and stores it in its hive; it is subsequently destroyed when humans set fire to the hive to obtain the honey. The ancient Vedantic masters have examined and analyzed where happiness is located.

We experience joy through our sense organs, therefore we believe that joy lies in the sense objects. For example, when we hear pleasing, melodious music that come through our ear, we think the music brings us joy. We think we can be happier if we get more of the objects our senses crave. We still find that it does not increase our happiness/ If joy were located in the objects, then an object should provide the same amount of joy to anyone who comes into contact with it – we know this is not the case.