### feeling | emotion:

Anger
* Is An Energy
  - Anger feeling
* Most anger is caused by self- disappointment.
* Provides perspective on the nature and sources of anger.
* affects a person's physical and mental well-being
  - one adversely in a physical, mental and moral sphere
  - our tone of voice, and our facial expression
  - the liver negatively
* also emerges during a baby's early months
  - happens when a person is hurt
* appears to have a cumulative dimension.
* bad emotion.
* basic feeling like hunger or being cold.
* basic, core emotion.
* becomes sinful when it is prompted by our selfishness.
* begins at the beginning of life.
* behavior as well as an emotion.
* being the key emotion causes stress and stress causes anger.
* brings huge amounts of energy that can be used to change things.
* byproduct of fear.
* can also accompany loss
  - be an antidote to fear, manifesting in an outward display of personal power
  - bind a child to a parent well into adulthood
  - mask sadness and grief
  - amplify feelings like guilt
* can be a catalyst for transformation, for creativity, and for new life
  - destructive, even a self-destructive, emotion
  - force for action, change, and growth
  - healthy emotion if it is managed properly
  - key to identifying deeper fears and concerns
  - motivating, constructive force
  - positive force because it motivates people to action
  - productive and powerful emotion
  - secondary emotion
* can be a very important emotion that often signal that something is wrong
  - strong and energizing force
  - an immediate reaction to a single event, or a response after numerous events
  - another symptom of grief
  - costly to our own mental health as well as to our child s self esteem
  - empowering and help in setting clear personal boundaries with others
  - harmful or healthy
* can be healthy and productive, but only if it generates more light than heat
  - or it can be dangerous
* can be one of the most challenging of all emotions to transform
  - confusing feelings for the grieving person
  - positive, whereas festering resentment can cause people to become murderous
  - productive and loving, just as it can be destructive and selfish
* can be the fire of self-righteous
  - means to recover joy
  - very destructive, it can lead to liver, heart and artery damage
  - become a positive emotion if handled correctly
* can build and trigger irrational thought and action
  - causing inappropriate and unexpected actions independent of rational thought
* can cause conflict and conflict normal part of close relationships
  - huge gaps in the best of relationships
  - control one's thoughts to the point of irrationalism
  - create a strong physiological reaction
  - destroy families
  - hide other feelings such as fear or sadness
  - interfere with relationships
* can lead people to seek revenge and damn the personal cost
  - to full-blown conflict, damaged relationships, even aggressive or violent acts
* can often affect a woman's responsivity more intensely than it does a man's
  - serve several psychological purposes
  - produce a host of physical problems ranging from ulcers to hypertension
  - provide an opportunity for a better understanding of another person
  - quickly lead to resentment, which ends in bitterness
  - ruin relationships, professional careers and health
  - run the spectrum from mild irritation to rage, and rage form of temporary insanity
  - serve to control evil
  - speed up the heart rate and raise blood pressure
  - trigger anxiety
* causes a desire to fights
  - kill
  - punch
  - wrestles
  - heating of the blood and an unpleasant appearance
  - misery for loved ones, friends, and community
  - surges of adrenaline and secretes other powerful chemicals that attack the body
  - wars of all sizes
* chain of simultaneous body and mind reactions.
* child s best, and sometimes only, defense.
* choice, as well as a habit.
* comes disguised in many forms
  - from pain and a sense of injustice
  - most often from the darkness of selfish sin
  - up in response to hurt, injustice, unfairness
* common and normal human emotion
  - defense against guilt
* common emotion for motives of power
  - when grief comes
  - feeling among people whose relatives have committed suicide
  - grieving emotion and can lead to a cycle of outbursts and withdrawal
  - response when dealing with an intense loss
  - stage of grief that follows denial
* completely normal and healthy emotion to feel and to express in a constructive manner
  - normal, usually healthy, human emotion
* condition in which the tongue works faster then the mind
  - tongue, works faster than the mind
* conditioned reflex.
* creates enormous stress that damages the cardiovascular system.
* denial of love but also a call for love.
* desire for revenge.
* directional word in Hebrew.
* disturbed state of one's own mind which causes affliction.
* divinely implanted emotion.
* enables children to defend against painful feelings of anxiety, hurt, guilt, worry, or loss.
* feeds anger, which begets hate and bitterness when left to itself.
* feeling that needs to be vented by itself without hostility or aggression.
* feeling, while aggression class of behaviors.
* form of closeness
  - energy that can be motivating
* frequent emotion that develops when people are under stress
  - emotional response
  - response to feeling powerless, frustrated, or even abandoned
* frightening emotion.
* generally results from our feeling helpless or unable to control certain situations.
* genuine response in an innocent person.
* gift that comes to everyone.
* grows when children focus on themselves.
* happens when someone breaks our rules.
* hard urge to satisfy and can become habitual.
* has a bad reputation, is often seen as a curse, something to get rid of
  - potentiating function, imparting a sense of mastery or control
  - tendency to manifest itself in a physical form
  - the power to tear families and friendships apart
* healthy and valid emotion
  - response as long as it is expressed in a socially acceptable way
* highly emotional state, and sometimes generates tears.
* hot burning fuel, but it burns too quickly, and leaves nothing behind.
* increases adrenalin levels, activates stress and boosts blood pressure.
* influences our thinking and our actions.
* intensifies stress and feelings of helplessness.
* is actually a coping strategy to attempt to banish fear from our lives.
* is also a leading cause in ending relationships
  - an important source of energy for solving interpersonal problems
* is an abnormal adaptive reaction as a response to an event
  - acceptable emotion only when it leads to a certain spiritual passivity
  - appropriate, healthy response to sexual assault
  - attempt to control one's own world by attempting to control the actions of others
  - easily changeable movement of one's disposition and disfiguration of soul
* is an emotion and an interior disposition of the heart
  - violence is the choice of the perpetrator
  - everyone feels from time to time
  - experienced daily by most kids
* is an emotion that can be very hard to control and difficult to acknowledge
  - create challenges for women at home and at work
  - causes great difficulty
  - expresses extreme displeasure
  - is caused by frustration
  - usually develops between characters arising from some failing or another
* is an emotion which has many sources
  - is sometimes helpful in separating
  - with great destructive potential
* is an emotion, and emotions are real no matter that some say certain ones are bad or good
  - like all emotions, neither right nor wrong
  - violence behavior that can express that emotion
  - usually classified as a negative emotion
  - emotional reaction to frustrations, violations, or perceived threats
* is an emotional state ranging from irritation and annoyance to fury and rage
  - that varies in intensity from mild irritation to intense fury and rage
  - empty emotion
  - energy, an emotion and translates to behavior
  - expression of fear
  - incredibly powerful emotion
  - inescapable fact of life
  - inherent component of all human relationships
  - instructive emotion
  - intuitive response to a threat
  - unnatural emotion, one to keep under wraps
  - anger after all
* is another common reaction to loss
  - emotion that can poison a round
  - problem that arises both before and after death
  - way to avoid communication and try to control the other person unfairly
  - aroused when a person suffers a real or perceived injury
* is as much a part of our human nature as becoming tired or getting hungry
  - thick in the air as the heavy, noxious gases
* is associated with fear and loss
  - grieving the Holy Spirit
  - associates with heart disease, despair with low energy
* is caused by blocked goals
  - fear, or anti-christ energy
  - when staff seem to single-out specific patients or other staff members
  - characteristic of male grief
  - classified as an unskilful state of mind
  - connected to the bile humor and related to heat in the body, or fire
  - considered to be an acceptable human emotion
  - demonstrated most often by the adoptive parents
  - described as a strong feeling of displeasure
  - different from aggression
* is especially common during the manic phase
  - prevalent in the workplace
  - evoked by aversive treatment, deliberately or unintentionally inflicted
* is expressed by acts of violence - verbal or physical
  - in three ways
  - overtly to hurt another, physically, emotionally or psychologically
  - fear manifested
  - frequently a response to being hurt or suffering loss
  - immoderate when it is violent and excessive, or when it continues to boil
  - inappropriate when it is result of our impatience
  - induced by numerous factors
* is just an emotion just as viable as happiness, sadness, joy, and excitement
  - one of many responses that can be used as a response to almost any stimulus
* is like a fire, being one of the three poisons of the mind
  - an animal that needs to be fed
  - taking poison and waiting for that hated person to die
  - located in the west of France, in the Loire River Valley
  - love responding to injustice
  - manifested in the individual who spurns love and opts instead for fury
  - natural and normal, as well as a powerful emotion
  - necessary for survival, while violence threatens survival
  - next to fear as a widespread emotion
* is often a defense against feelings of helplessness and depression
  - disguise for pain
  - leading symptom of depression, especially in men
  - stage that follows sadness in the grieving process
  - symptom which in turn leads to feelings of guilt
  - our first reaction to the problems of others
  - subconscious lashing out
* is often the most natural reaction when a child behaves badly
  - only outlet offered to men
  - one emotion that people use to respond to threat, stressors or loss
* is one of our most misunderstood and painful emotions
  - primitive emotions
  - the lowest worlds
* is one of the most basic human emotions
  - common shortcomings of human behaviour
  - destructive traits
  - difficult emotions for many people to manage
  - powerful yet least understood emotions
  - universal emotions
  - normal stages of grief
  - reaction to the realization that life as one has known it is coming to an end
  - way to respond to fear
* is our own emotional response to some action or event
  - wish to live forever
  - part and parcel of the correction of a child
* is part of being a human being and that wonderful thing to be
  - our original human nature, just as love is
  - present from birth
  - primarily an emotion
  - probably the most maligned emotion in the world
  - provoked by aversive treatment, deliberately or unintentionally inflicted
  - related to foolishness
  - repressed by internalizing and denying
  - resentment over being hurt
  - rooted in our survival instincts and has a legitimate and vital function in human behavior
  - said to be man's greatest enemy
  - seemingly a more rational reaction to perceptions of injustice and wrongdoing
* is simply a reaction to denied fear
  - an emotion, and our emotions exist for a reason
  - reaction to stimulus
  - sin from the sin nature
  - such a powerful emotion because it is often the climax of many emotions rolled into one
  - that powerful internal force that blows out the light of reason
* is the best agent for cleaning up one's emotions
  - blight of mankind
  - crown jewel of the eight basic emotions
  - defense mechanism of fear
  - desire to return pain for pain
  - ego's way of building a fence around itself
  - emotion that motivates change, for the better
* is the emotional response to a perception of injustice
  - symptom of lack of intelligence about the true nature of life
  - energy for change
  - firestorm that signals the death of our old life
  - flip side of hurt or loneliness
  - flip-side of fear
  - funnel through which the full range of emotions of a real boy flows
  - moral equivalent of biological adrenaline
* is the most common initial reaction to being raped
  - dangerous of emotions
  - impotent of passions
  - natural feeling in the world under the circumstances
  - opposite of self-control and it dangerous thing
  - outcome of unfulfilled desires and greed is the effect of love for life
  - perfect alienation of the mind from prayer
  - person s fire for change
  - result of two main factors
  - same emotion, whether evoked by a righteous concern or a dishonorable one
  - wind that blows out the lamp of the mind
  - theemotion that is associated with the feeling of being controlled
  - their Waterloo, because they act foolishly when enraged
* is usually a mask for different feelings
  - result of feeling hurt at perceived injustices
  - present in arguments and fights
* is usually the easiest emotion to feel
  - result of fear
  - vile when it is aroused
* just human feeling, one everyone, including religious icons, have felt.
* leads to conflict, produces stress, hurts friendships, can can lead to violence
  - perceptions of capability
  - separation and destruction when sin is combined with it
* learned response to a provoking situation
  - trigger in our environment
* legitimate emotion that can be both useful and constructive
  - part of the human condition
* mild form of temporary insanity.
* mind, body, and behavior experience.
* mixture of emotional, physiological, and cognitive elements.
* momentum which gives energy for change.
* moral emotion
  - statement
* natural and controllable aspect of life
  - healthy emotion when it is expressed appropriately
  - emotion felt by everyone from time to time
  - emotion, which occurs whenever there is something in our way
  - feeling in a stressful situation
* natural human emotion and as such is neither good nor bad
  - that is very appropriate in certain situations
* natural part of everyday life for both adults and for children
* natural reaction to a feeling of being attacked
  - having been hurt
* natural response to abuse
  - many frustrations in life
* necessary emotion which provides lots of information
* necessary part of being a human being
  - the human species
* negative yet powerful emotion.
* normal and even necessary emotion.
* normal and healthy emotion that can help to reduce stress
  - reaction to unfairness, criminality and injustice
* normal emotion that result of our genetics, up bringing and cultural patterns
  - when conflicts occur
  - feeling just like sadness and happiness
  - the human evolution of consciousness
* normal reaction to an unfair situation
  - powerlessness
  - reaction, as natural and honest as sympathy or fear
* normal, even appropriate response to certain every-day life events
  - healthy emotion, and life's frustrations can make anyone angry
  - natural emotion that is neither good nor bad
  - natural, and healthy response
* often can age into bitter feelings.
* often causes people to break nonviolent discipline
  - the most consternation as it is an emotion with which many are uncomfortable
  - creates energy
  - flares in the heat of summer
  - goes hand in hand with powerlessness
  - masks sadness
* opposes the release of hormones that have a calming and a soothing effect.
* painful, destructive emotion.
* part of dealing with a chronic condition
  - the relationship fabric that nurtures and sustains a person
* passion, the most criminal and destructive of all passions.
* perfectly normal human emotion
  - or animal response
* physical outlet of all the energy released as a result of stress reaction.
* pollutes the whole body and has very harmful effects on the body afterward.
* power, an elemental force.
* powerful emotion that can be frightening
  - lead to violence unless controlled
  - is often viewed negatively
  - often requires more than a simple decision to manage it
  - force, and while it can be dangerous, there are times when anger is appropriate
  - motivating force that is intended to drive one to destroy something
  - tool for social change on a personal and societal level
* primitive, limbic emotion.
* profound and frequently uncontrollable emotion.
* promotes jealousy and cruelty.
* proportional emotion.
* protects fear.
* raging emotion.
* reaction to some sort of an event which is particularly displeasing to a person
  - the pain of loss
* represents the negative side of the emotional palette.
* results from a combination of beliefs, thoughts and feelings
  - in an increased emphasis on self centered wants, often at the expense of others
* right brain response.
* root to many emotional problems such as depression, panic attacks, etc.
* runs along an emotional continuum, from annoyed to enraged.
* serious and misunderstood issue of paternal grief
  - problem for sinful people
* serves as an anesthetic for other feelings.
* sickness, the most common form recognized today.
* sign of healing and the reclaiming of self esteem
  - poor self-esteem
* signal for change
  - of caution, according to some therapists
* sometimes expresses itself in name-calling and murder
  - is the end result of other feelings - such as frustration, fear or hurt
  - necessary characteristic of inspiring change
* speeds the heart rate, raises blood pressure, and disrupts the coronary arteries.
* stimulates the release of the hormones adrenaline and cortisol into the bloodstream.
* stone cast into a wasp's nest.
* strong emotion which often accompanies grief
  - feeling of displeasure or hostility
  - source of grief
* subsists on anger itself.
* swift and easy response to many situations, such as the way others drive in traffic.
* takes the form of revenge, rage, blame, violence, or feeling out of control.
* temporary in sanity.
* tends to emerge when people experience fear, hurt, or become intensely frustrated.
* tool batterers use to gain and maintain control.
* trap that men fall into.
* triggers most of the emotional and physical violence that occurs in the average American home.
* typical response to frustration and loss of control over one's life.
* unexpressed is directed inward as guilt.
* usually begins with inappropriate thoughts about people or situations
  - comes as a result of unmet expectations
  - develops as the result of other emotions
* very concise and powerful way to communicate when things are going wrong
  - powerful emotion used in literature
  - powerful, negative emotion
* volatile emotion, and all too often, it results in acts of violence.
* way to hang on to a relationship.
* wind which blows out the lamp of the mind.
* works on the intellectual dimension of the human being with the same mechanism.
* yielding to Satan's influence by surrendering our self-control.
+ Anger, Psychology of anger: Emotions :: Seven deadly sins
  * Anger is a normal emotion. It involves a strong, uncomfortable and emotional response to a provocation.