Lùst (Kama), anger (krodha), greed (Lobha), delusion (Moha) and pride (Ahankar

When the attachment is strong, it is not momentary. Then this is called worldly allurements. Worldly allurements are of five types- lust (Kama), anger (krodha), greed (Lobha), delusion (Moha) and pride (Ahankar). The first three (lust, anger and greed) are said to be the door to hell. Lust has been described as blind because in lust a person fails to see pros and cons of anything. Anger is aroused when some desire is not fulfilled. In greed, intellect being weak, it becomes the slave of attachment and does not help in achieving that aim. So greed is the main cause of conflict in life. The spare of greed is far more extensive that of lust or anger.
A thing liked by one may not be liked by another. When we feel attachment to something it comes in our consciousness and slowly we become sensitive about it. When our desire is not fulfilled, we become angry. When we are angry we are devoid of all sense and we are unable to see the thing in its right perspective.