### feeling | emotion:

Fear
* 'seemly' reaction by the passive.
* IS the basis of procrastination.
* More fear is experienced when descending than ascending stairs.
* Most fear is fear of the unknown.
* adds to the cost to criminal behavior.
* allows for men to want to prove themselves in violent ways.
* also causes adrenaline to surge, which is part of the fight or flight response
  - many people to pull the trigger on a gun
  - generates internal changes, often described as anxiety
  - impacts performance in terms of productivity
  - increases as the time between jumps increases
  - plays a role in investing
  - robs people of peace of mind
* are a normal part of childhood
  - most common between the ages of two and six
  - natural and often are learned behaviors
* arises only in the darkness known as ignorance
  - when thoughts about letting go arise, and are mistaken to be reality
  - out of a sense of misidentification with our thoughts, and a belief in our littleness
* basic human emotion.
* becomes a form of social control, and women act accordingly
  - way of reacting to a perceived negative
  - the motivator of one's actions
* begins in at least two different circuits in the brain.
* belongs to punishment and death.
* bird that believes itself into extinction.
* breeds ignorance and hate.
* can affect the toughest of people.
* can also be a natural instinct, like a fear of loud noises, which have a survival function
  - create hypnotic states
  - jump from one person to the next
* can appear as mild anxiety to abject terror
  - differently in different children
* can be a big component of pain perception
  - crippling emotion
  - disabling state of mind
  - motivation for controlling others
  - powerful motivator
  - an obstacle or a motivation
  - destructive
  - present in greater or lesser degrees in different individuals
  - the instigator or consequence of a violent act
  - become so great as to give birth to madness
* can cause a dog to avoid certain people and cling to others
  - horse to flee or fight
  - hatred, especially fear haunted by insecurity and fed by paranoia
  - the pain to become worse
  - change perceptions dramatically at any age but especially with the young
  - control anyone, no one is immune to it
  - debilitate, and fear, most of all, can make people irrational
  - do strange things to one's heart
  - facilitate change because it induces a motivation to protect the self
  - generate super-human feats
  - help change attitudes only if judiciously applied
* can keep a child from telling someone for a long time
  - some people from attending church
  - kill
* can lead to manipulation, masking information, and the like
  - panic and lead to a greater fear of the water
  - stress, and thence to various physical, mental and emotional ailments
  - manifest itself in hasty judgments, unkind thoughts and unfair assumptions
  - only paralyze people, and communities
  - paralyze the stoutest of hearts
  - range from the minute, to the extreme
  - skew interpretation of bear behaviors
  - sometimes be a useful emotion
  - spread like a destructive virus
  - strip the soul to shreds
  - take on paranoid qualities and drastically disrupt the lives of some victims
  - trigger poor and even dangerous decisions
* causal relation between mind and body.
* cause of unmeasurable waste and loss.
* causes a desire to runs
  - all kinds of emotional turmoil in our soul
  - great suffering and often creates a weakness within the immune system
* causes humans to produce phermones, which encourages the aggressive stinging
  - strike first
  - mental disturbance
  - pain and torment
* causes people to act out
  - deny they know others who stand accused
  - the flight response that greatly diminishes the horse s ability to learn
  - trembling
  - various physical problems
* changes one's personality and life choices.
* clogs the self and inhibits natural expression.
* cocoon that slowly suffocates.
* comes from feeling powerless in the face of reality
  - uncertainty
  - in many forms and in many guises
* common emotion for many low-income children
  - motivator for lying
* consumes the thoughts and controls the mind.
* continues to dominate the human environment.
* controlling and dominating emotion.
* crazy making environment to live in.
* creates a climate that suppresses creativity and growth
  - cycle of mistrust in which no one is immune from suspicion
  - negative energy
* darkroom for developing negatives.
* daunting illusion that almost always crumbles when put to the test.
* deadly weapon against the mind.
* destroys the ability to learn anything but ways to escape.
* disease that eats away at logic and makes man inhuman.
* distorts reality and focuses on imagined obstacles and problems.
* dominates the hearts and minds of man.
* drives some to seek knowledge in places where truth is the most distorted.
* emerges out of prejudice and ignorance.
* ensures alertness to seek safety from prey, and aggression is necessary to grab dinner.
* fact of life.
* feeling of anxiety and agitation
  - which all people have at some time or another
* form of energy and so is Love
  - resistance
  - worship only for human beings
* general state of alarm and is accompanied by confusion and a feeling of being overwhelmed.
* gives birth to mourning, and mourning to courage.
* has a powerful way of keeping individuals from seeking information and services
  - role in preserving order
  - way of giving way to anger and resentment and resistance and deception
  - an appetite that can never be satisfied
* has many forms
  - issues that deal with relationships
  - the largest eyes of all
  - two traits
* healthy emotion.
* heightens our awareness and increases our energy level.
* helps with known and unknown fears and phobias, shyness, anxiety, nightmares.
* highly conserved emotion that is seen across mammals.
* human element which comes from freedom of choice.
* incites various forms of denial.
* includes fear of economic loss or injury, as well as fear of physical violence.
* influences a person s behavior and thus the chances for success, or even failure.
* involves a feeling of danger or of being ensnared.
* is action that can only produce suffering
  - adaptive and can be healthy but unwarranted fear restricts life and causes undue hardship
  - affected by cultural and historical context
* is also a basis of anger
  - the opposite of faith
  - always present in one form or another in adoptive parents
* is an absence of love and light
  - or lack of information
  - accelerant to anger
  - animal response to threatening conditions, but it's an emergency response
  - easy emotion to get lost in
  - effect of ignorance
* is an emotion indispensable for survival
  - like others such as love, happiness, anger, hurt, sadness
* is an emotion that constricts, resulting in people holding on
  - shapes patterns of defeat in the personality
  - which is caused by chemical impulses in the brain
* is an emotion, a feeling
  - an unspoken memory, stored in special parts of the brain
* is an emotional reality
  - sin and it torments the lives of others
  - issue that is often overlooked
  - strong emotion
  - unclean spirit that causes self destructive behavior
  - underlying element of much procrastination
* is another common early childhood response to loss and grief
  - manifestation of the darkness
  - method of manipulating our comfort level
  - anxiety caused by real or possible danger, pain, discomfort or general dis-ease
  - anxiousness, worry and dread caused by the expectation of danger
* is at the basis of most of human activity
  - root of so many of the barriers that women face
* is based in reality on an exaggeration of real danger
  - on ignorance
  - basically an adverse emotional state and is triggored by an uncoditional stimulus
  - because of ignorance or lack of understanding
  - behind all the irrationality and chaotic emotions that dog mankind
  - bondage
  - books
  - born when desire dies
  - borne out of myths and ignorance
* is caused by an objective threat which can be pointed to, and avoided or overcome
  - our insistent clinging to the false self
  - from a lack of faith and trust
  - connected with doubt - doubt of self
* is contagious and the young learn early and remember long
  - to a horse
  - contagious, especially in such places
* is created by ignorance
  - mental illnesses
  - the avoiding and resisting of some future possible event
  - especially potent in destabilizing normal birth
  - essential to a rat's survival
  - excitement without breath
  - failure and the forerunner of failure
  - faith in reverse
  - faithlessness
* is fear and it is all treated the same way
  - of something in the world, llke bombs
* is fear, and respect is respect
  - whether it's for a witch or a rapist
  - found in mythology and folklore, and portrayed in books and movies
  - generated by unbelief, and unbelief strengthened by fear
  - harmful if it prevents people from doing what it is right or necessary
  - ignorance - anxiety is fearing the future
  - insinuated in all loves, good and evil
* is just another emotion that hangs out, waiting for itself to happen
  - the expectation of pain
  - keys
  - located in war
  - love without awareness
  - more pervasive in communities where crime rates are relatively lower
  - nature's warning signal to get busy
* is normal and healthy when there threat
  - when confronted with fearful things
* is of change because change involves loss
  - two kinds
* is often an indication of a lack of understanding
  - our response to perceieved threat
* is often the consequence of sinning
  - driving force to action
  - initial response in the face of the unexpected
  - product of ignorance
* is one motivation for human beings that was discussed above
  - of man's most primitive and powerful emotions, related to self-preservation
* is one of the biggest barriers to learning
  - to people embracing the online economy
  - factors that people have to deal with in an emergency
* is one of the greatest deterrents to take risks
  - evils in the world, causing much nervous tension and distress
  - impediments to self-realization
  - keepers of the keys to the gates of consciousness
* is one of the most common emotional responses to loss
  - controlling emotions of life
  - destructive emotions known to man
  - devastating mental poisons
  - limiting influences in our lives
  - normal emotional responses to loss
  - powerful emotions, and is present in many forms of psychopathology
  - salient and destructive aspects of an alcoholic s make-up
  - passions of human nature, of which it is impossible to divest it
  - primary feelings that gets in the way of hope
  - two basic spiritual forces that operate in the earth
  - reason the child stays in an abusive relationship
  - only the feeling of no control
* is our dominant emotion, motivating every action and decision
  - instinct for self-preservation
  - negative soul emotion
  - reaction to any threat to our sense of security or well-being
* is part of change
  - the human consequence of sin and unbelief
  - particularly prevalent among women and minorities
  - physical and can impede skills and judgment
  - power and freedom
* is present in every major life crisis
  - the mind, in the body
  - probably the single strongest human motivator
  - projected by memory into the present where there is none
  - reaction to uncertainty
  - regarded as a primal emotion, essential to our human nature
  - related to the modern German gefahr, meaning danger
  - said to produce a flight or fight response, but it can also produce a state of paralysis
  - severe anxiety related to the actions of another
  - simply another form of violence
* is something that has hindered people as much as anything else
  - universal
  - which a vervous rider can easily convey to a horse
  - the Number One cause of all sexual dysfunctions
* is the absence of love, the absence of grace
  - truth and compassion
  - ambassadar of distrust and hatred
  - antithesis of faith
  - atmosphere of the fallen world
* is the basis of defensive, reactive thinking
  - much violence that occurs at direct action situations
  - beginning of suffering
  - biggest problem of adults learning to skate
  - cause of all un-loving activity
  - consequence of playing the game of life as a game of separation
* is the core emotion in our human personality
  - of issues such as racism, reporting of sexual assault and homophobia
  - dark room where negatives are developed
  - darkroom where negatives are developed
  - deadly nightshade of the mind
  - devil's kind of faith
  - dominant feeling in a relationship based on submission
  - emotion most responsible for reinvigorating the study of emotion
  - emotional or affective aspect of the instinctive process called into activity by danger
  - energy which contracts, closes down, draws in, runs, hides, hoards, harms
  - essence of addiction
  - ever-present emotion
  - expectation of something unpleasant and threatening
  - factor that breaks down the solid structure of confidence
  - feeling of limitation and so a sign of weakness
  - foundation of most governments
  - fuel that feeds the flames of failure
* is the greatest inhibitor to the progress of mankind
  - measure in deterring crime
  - tool that evil wields
  - internal chain that keeps people from achieving their potential
  - key to achieving spiritual perfection
  - lack of knowledge
  - largest cause for our life force energy to become imbalanced, stagnant, or blocked
  - little death that brings total obliteration
  - little-death that brings total obliteration
  - main source of superstition, and one of the main sources of cruelty
  - means by which wars are begun
  - mind's reaction against the inherent generosity of the heart
  - mindkiller
* is the most basic human emotion
  - commonly excepted emotion that is discussed when describing animal emotion
  - crippling disability of all
  - paralysing of emotions
  - powerful human emotion to remediate
  - toxic of emotions
  - mother of morality
* is the motivating emotional experience which stimulates fight or flight behavior
  - factor behind the entrenchment of human beings into family values
  - natural emotional state of humanity
* is the negative anticipation of an unplesent event
  - aspect of freedom
* is the number one enemy during childbirth
  - killer of dreams
  - oldest and strongest emotion of mankind
* is the opposite of believing
  - faith and the foundation of all earthly government
  - faith, and faith is about trust
  - what is needed to create and maintain health
  - worship and is the great enemy of intimacy
* is the parent of coercion and tyranny
  - religion, superstition, bigotry and cruelty
  - passion of slaves
  - physiological and psychological response to a perceived danger
  - polar opposite of desire as well as love
  - power by which the community is preserved
  - primal motivator
* is the primary cause of distorted thinking and the resulting inappropriate emotions
  - instrument of evil
  - product of memory, which dwells in the past
  - quickest way in sport to find bad luck
* is the result of Ignorance
  - a limited view of life, that is all
  - our identification with body and mind
  - progressively increasing anxiety
  - root cause of all earthly suffering, all political, social, and economic imbalance
* is the root of all evil
  - failure, depression and lifelong problems
  - many of our undesirable emotions
  - source of anger
  - ruler of our minds when it comes to schoolwork
  - same energy as excitement
  - sand in the machinery of life
  - satanic counterpart that comes against faith
* is the soil in which are implanted inhibitions and morbid compulsions
  - they take root
  - sound of a father's silent grieving
  - source of intimidation over reason
  - state of mind denoted by a painful emotion
  - tax that conscience pays to guilt
  - trap of negative forces or so called evil
  - way of life
  - wicked wand that transforms human beings into vegetables
  - thought to be the hardest emotion to identify and happiness, the easiest
  - tied in with instinct
  - to anger, anger is to hate
  - twisted faith, also known as wicked, meaning twisted
* is used because there is no other way to get drugs
  - to get a person to follow or obey
* is usually something that comes without an invitation
  - the beginning of the freeze of the human heart
* is what causes some students to react violently to simple stresses
  - closes minds
  - governs much of what goes on in Northern Ireland
* is what keeps a teenager from drinking and driving or engaging in other risky behaviors
  - most people paralyzed and ineffective
* is what keeps people apart
  - away from Detroit
  - the people there
  - kept our primitive ancestors alive in a hostile world
* is what makes bull riding the most popular of all rodeo events
  - our society function
  - people hate and dislike
* is why our children, and sometimes teachers, arm themselves
  - religion persists
* keeps children from falling out of windows or from ingesting poison.
* kind of bondage.
  - love's connection
  - suppleness in the energy body
* leads to anger and anger is the result of feeling powerless
  - anger, anger leads to hate
  - hate, and hate leads to violence
  - inaction and apathy, which invariably leads to failure
  - inactivity and loss of confidence
  - recklessness, which can provoke a predator and give it an excuse to pounce
* learned behavior which, therefore, can be unlearned
* lies in the kidneys and can be transmuted through inner alchemy into gentleness.
* lot about pain, but it is also about loss.
* major factor why people avoid screening
  - stumbling block that holds people back in darkness and blockage
* makes people do evil things.
* means awe, respect and reverence
  - one gets to know people very well
* motivates people in strong ways.
* natural characteristic of all living creatures, necessary for self-preservation
  - consequence of becoming self-conscious
  - human response
  - instinct, whereas courage needs a lot of effort
  - reaction to danger or the threat of injury
  - response of seeing a situation from man's point of view
* natural, self-preserving instinct, useful in helping people escape from marauding bears.
* necessary motivator for immature, self-willed people.
* negative motivator.
* noose that binds until it strangles.
* normal human emotion.
* normal part of human nature
* normal reaction to any danger that threatens a person's well-being
  - which threatens life or well-being
  - response to danger
* often accompanies threatening hallucinations or perceived threatening injuries
  - compels individuals and families to impose limitations on their own freedom and comfort
  - is reduced with education and life experience
  - mask wishes, just as wishes can mask fears
  - paralyzes people
  - results in overprotection, feelings of isolation, and needless activity restrictions
  - surround the soul
* only inhibits growth.
* operates in the dark and in the shadows, often stonewalling everything around it.
* paralysing poison that blocks all our actions.
  - the very being of a person
* paralyzing emotion.
* part of everyone's life
  - learning how to use computers
  - our being that exists in our mind
* perception of an absence of love.
* pervades the daily lives of many women and girls.
* pervasive reality in all of our lives.
* plays a funny part in peoples' lives
  - role in getting people to the table to negotiate
* plays an essential role in nearly all our psychological problems
  - important role in the play students are about to read
* poor motivation for change.
* positive emotion.
* powerful and often damaging emotion
  - emotion, and such appeals to fear sometimes work
  - factor in reinforcing gender inequality
  - motivator as is the drive for power and control
* powerful, paralyzing emotion.
* primary emotional response to feelings of hopelessness and loss of personal power.
* produces anger and rage.
* reaction aroused by the same objects that arouse ferocity
  - to a specific person, place or event
* reactive state of mind and can be easily replaced.
* reacts with self-preserving instinct.
* readies the body for fighting or fleeing by releasing the stress hormones.
* recurrent theme among many parents.
* relatively tractable emotion, unlike love or hope which are difficult to pin down.
* releases neurotransmitters which causes a chemical change in the body.
* restrains, restricts, hinders human expression.
* seems to be an important motivator in encouraging workers to save
  - at the root of anger and rage that is driving the world today
  - the opposite of love because it began with an experience of unloving light
* severely impacts the number of reported hate crimes.
* short-term motivator and makes people adverse to risk.
* sign of poor self-confidence.
* state of apprehension in response to a specific threat.
* states e.g. anxiety, depression, phobias, and obsession.
* stifles creativity and can make people overly aggressive.
* strong belief and expection of a negative outcome
  - motivator in politics as well as in life
* subjective emotion, but it is on such perceived threats that conflict feeds.
* surrounds the introduction of genetically modified foods into our food supply.
* survival instinct
  - mechanism
* takes different forms.
* takes many forms, just as love is expressed in many ways
  - shapes and many forms, and it s part of everyone s life
  - on different shapes and sizes
* tends cause instinctive responses.
* tends to be one of the basic emotions that repels our good
  - result in self-limiting of risk
* triggers physical changes that prepares the body to fight or flee a dangerous situation.
* universal companion to sensitive souls
  - condition, the great barrier to human spiritual growth
  - wake-up call
* usually keeps people quiet
  - leads to keeping silent
  - stems from the unknown
* vital body movement programmed into the physical body
  - survival response that has been also increasingly seen as undesirable by many
* waste of time and energy.
* way to cripple the mind.
* weapon that tyrants use, but time has shown how short-lived and unsuccessful it is.
* writer of the type that is usually prefaced by the word starving.
+ Phobia, Difference between phobia and fear