Can you put it in a more common way? In Buddhism, what do you mean by delusion and persistence?

Delusion is something that is not in front of you, but you remember what it used to be, or you imagine what it used to be.

Respect is a function of knowledge, which can distinguish things. Knowledge has six senses, and people's thoughts can be seen, smelled, tasted and touched. Finally, the ability to understand things is different.

Persistence, which is best understood, is best explained as identification. For example, if you see a beautiful woman with big and beautiful breasts, you forget yourself. However, although this explanation is popular, it is not the original intention of Buddhism. Persistence means being fully aware of the influence of separation. A person only knows that there is movement and static in this world, but he doesn't know that there is neither movement nor static, and there is black and white, but he doesn't know that there is neither black nor white.

Here it is. But when mortals fall into six senses, they will be separated, and the separation is lasting.