### feeling:

Shame
* also allows for behaviors of denial, neglect, and abuse.
* can make women silent about the violence they experience.
* causes a person to hide.
* comes from believing myths about sexual assault.
* develops in childhood.
* form of self-directed anger.
* has different significance in the treatment of different types of pathology.
* involves the entire fabric of the person.
* is an almost universal reaction to sexual assault
  - emotion whose time has gone
  - important correlate of honor in an honor culture
  - unhappy emotion embedded by pious in order to exploit the human race
  - books
  - closely related to guilt, as it is an emotion of self-assessment
  - embarrassment
  - feelings
  - located in cathedrals
  - more than the normal guilt one feels with a loss
  - most likely central to the development of identity for all people, gay and non-gay alike
  - often an experience in a repeated context
* is one of the worst feelings to experience
  - which inflicts mental pain and suffering
  - one's public exposure of vulnerabilities
  - rooted in a social or cultural environment
  - seen by psychoanalysts as emerging earlier in psychological development than guilt
* is the beginning of conviction of sin which leads to repentance
  - experience of feeling 'under a microscope' with everyone watching
  - flipside of guilt
  - greatest and most important word in a person's lifetime
  - healthy response to sin that leads to repentance, reconciliation, and change
  - number-one emotion the child experiences and it's devastating
  - other side of the respect they have for the virtues they see in adults
  - sense of having been publicly exposed doing something bad
  - without parallel a sickness of the soul
* matter of one's identity.
* occurs when people sense they are failures in any of the three areas.
* personal value, one that people attempt to apply to others.
* plays with the consequences of forgetting.
* powerful emotion and a destructive force when it is misdirected.
* relates broadly to human identity, guilt more narrowly to human action.
* result of early developmental loss either real or perceived.
* seems to be another component of women's attitudes toward their bodies.
  * ' is an emotion. Shame is rooted in a social or cultural environment. A person can feel ashamed because he or she has thought or done something no one else knows about. Children are often told to be ashamed of something, because they sometimes have trouble telling cause and effect apart. When they grow up, they can better tell the two apart. At that stage, the feeling of guilt becomes stronger.
* silencer that isolates the loved ones of prisoners.
* spiritual crisis at the very core of one's being.
* universal emotion that everyone experiences to one degree or another in their live.

### feeling | shame:

Embarrassment
* causes blushings.
* figment that is only embodied when it is willed.
* is emotional states
  - trouble
* natural occurrence in all families.

Toxic shame
* is experienced as inner torment, a sickness of the soul
  - ghe feeling of being isolated and alone in a complete sense
* rupture of the self with the self.

Skin sensation
* is feeling
* lie in the parietal lobe.

Sorrow
* becomes despair when death comes to the young, untimely.
* controls lives of many.
* is bands
  - common to all
  - man s passage from a greater to a less perfection
  - part of life
  - sadness
  - tranquility remembered in emotion
  - unhappinesses
* often bonds people in a special way.

### feeling | sorrow:

Broken heart
* are sorrow.
* can heal with time.
* is sorrow

Heartache
* Some heartaches take more than time to heal.
* usually stem from regret over intentional or unintentional mistakes.

Spiritual feeling
* are also possible to transmit with the language of music.
* have a surprising effect on healing nervous ailments.

Strong feeling
* can lead to changes in breathing patterns.
* means that they use strong energy.