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06-06-2009, 08:36 AM
LIST OF FEELINGS
A reason we fail to expose our real self is that we don't really know how, we've never been taught how, in fact, we learned more about how to hide our true identity.*** We continued to accept and play our roles.* We must be able to identify our feelings, accept them as an integral part of us and manage each one as it comes, avoiding suppression when possible, and then go on to the next feeling -- for with certainty, it will come.
The following is a list of feeling words to identify with:
*
LOVE:** a feeling of attraction toward.
*
HATE:* a feeling of revulsion against.
affection for
appreciative of
concerned for
compassionate toward
admiration
friendly toward
passion for
warmth
tenderness
loving
animosity
dislike
despise
detest
cold toward
wish to shun
stubborn
repelled by
indifferent to
withdrawn from
****DESIRE: a feeling of movement in the direction of that which is loved.AVERSION: * a feeling of movement away from that which is hated
excited
eager to impress
jealous
envious
curious
longing for
need
want
sincere
covet
avoidance
bored
alienated
escape
distant from
evasive
uneasy
frustrated
withdrawn from
shy
****HOPE:* a feeling of confident expectation that which we love and desire will become ours.DESPAIR:* a feeling of expectation that which is loved will not be attained and that which is hated will not be avoided.
anticipate
confident
competent
aspiring
expecting
pre-occupied
reliance
trust
faith in
discouraged
disappointed
dominated
desperate
hopeless
defeated helpless
insecure
inadequate
trapped
****JOY:* a feeling of delight which comes with achieving that which is loved, desired, and hoped for.SORROW:* a feeling of sadness which comes with the loss of that which is loved, or the presence of that which is hated.
calm
contented
comfortable
elated
delighted
fulfilled
happy
grateful
pleased
proud
supported
satisfied
surprised
serene
completed
peaceful
ashamed
embarrassed
depressed
guilty
cheated
hurt
grieved
humiliated
sad
sympathetic
lonely
put down
rejected
sorry
sinful
remorseful
****COURAGE: * a feeling of strength to overcome difficulties in the way toward that which is desired and hoped for.FEAR:** a feeling of dread in the presence of or from the threat of danger.
assurance
brave
confident
bold
cocky
daring
risky
patient
enduring
spunky
gutsy
afraid
anxious
fearful
distrustful
cautious
scared
nervous
gutless
impatient
cowardly
nervous
up-tight
worried
startled
****
ANGER: a feeling of strong antagonism and displeasure toward what is hated or that which blocks attainment of what is loved and desired.
*
*
resentment
irritation
annoyance
aggravation
hostility
indignation
Basic emotionBasic oppositeJoySadnessAcceptanceDisgustFearAngerSurpri seAnticipationSadnessJoyDisgustAcceptance AngerFearAnticipationSurprise
Advanced emotionComposed of...Advanced oppositeOptimismAnticipation + JoyDisappointmentLoveJoy + AcceptanceRemorseSubmissionAcceptance + FearContemptAweFear + SurpriseAggressivenessDisappointmentSurprise + SadnessOptimismRemorseSadness + DisgustLoveContemptDisgust + AngerSubmissionAggressivenessAnger + AnticipationAwe
Emotions by groups
Here is a categorised, tree structured list of emotions as described in Parrot (2001).[2]
Primary emotionSecondary emotionTertiary emotionsLoveAffectionAdoration, affection, love, fondness, liking, attraction, caring, tenderness, compassion, sentimentality*LustArousal, desire, lust, passion, infatuation*LongingLongingJoyCheerfulnessAmusement , bliss, cheerfulness, gaiety, glee, jolliness, joviality, joy, delight, enjoyment, gladness, happiness, jubilation, elation, satisfaction, ecstasy, euphoria*ZestEnthusiasm, zeal, zest, excitement, thrill, exhilaration *ContentmentContentment, pleasure*PridePride, triumph*OptimismEagerness, hope, optimism*EnthrallmentEnthrallment, rapture*ReliefReliefSurpriseSurpriseAmazement, surprise, astonishmentAngerIrritationAggravation, irritation, agitation, annoyance, grouchiness, grumpiness*ExasperationExasperation, frustration*RageAnger, rage, outrage, fury, wrath, hostility, ferocity, bitterness, hate, loathing, scorn, spite, vengefulness, dislike, resentment*DisgustDisgust, revulsion, contempt*EnvyEnvy, jealousy*TormentTormentSadnessSufferingAgony, suffering, hurt, anguish*SadnessDepression, despair, hopelessness, gloom, glumness, sadness, unhappiness, grief, sorrow, woe, misery, melancholy*DisappointmentDismay, disappointment, displeasure*ShameGuilt, shame, regret, remorse*NeglectAlienation, isolation, neglect, loneliness, rejection, homesickness, defeat, dejection, insecurity, embarrassment, humiliation, insult*SympathyPity, sympathyFearHorrorAlarm, shock, fear, fright, horror, terror, panic, hysteria, mortification*NervousnessAnxiety, nervousness, tenseness, uneasiness, apprehension, worry, distress, dread**http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emotions
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List of Feelings
Abandoned
Accepted
Accepting
Accomplished
Achy
Afraid
Aggravated
Agitated
Amazed
Ambitious
Ambivalent
Amused
Angry
Annoyed
Antisocial
Anxious
Apprehensive
Aroused
Asinine
Bashful
Beautiful
Betrayed
Blah
Boastful
Boisterous
Bored
Bossy
Burnt-out
Calm
Capable
Charitable
Comfortable
Competent
Confident
Conflicted
Confused
Courageous
Cowardly
Crabby
Cranky
Criticized
Cunning
Curious
Defeated
Deprived
Despair
Despised
Despising
Detached
Different
Diffident
Dirty
Disabled
Disappointed
Disbelief
Disconnected
Disgusted
Disheveled
Displeased
Disregarded
Disrespected
Disrespectful
Disturbed
Doubting
Educated
Embarrassed
Empty
Energetic
Energized
Enraged
Enthusiastic
Envious
Euphoric
Excited
Exhausted
Exploited
Explosive
Faithful
Fat
Fatigued
Fearful
Fed-up
Flamboyant
Flat
Frustrated
Furious
Generous
Giddy
Gracious
Grateful
Grumpy
Guilty
Gutsy
Happy
Hated
Hateful
Hatred
Helpful
Helpless
Hopeful
Hopeless
Humiliated
Hungry
Ignored
Ignoring
Impatient
Inadequate
Indifferent
Indignant
Inept
Inferior
Infuriated
Inpatient
Interested
Invisible
Irritable
Irritated
Jealous
Joyful
Joyous
Left-out
Listless
Lonely
Loved
Loyal
Lucky
Lustful
Mean
Mischievous
Misunderstood
Modest
Mortified
Murderous
Naïve
Odd
Oppressed
Optimistic
Overjoyed
Overprotected
Overwhelmed
Paranoid
Pathetic
Peaceful
Pessimistic
Plain
Pleased
Poor
Powerful
Powerless
Quiet
Rage
Ravenous
Receptive
Rejected
Rejuvenated
Relaxed
Reluctant
Resentful
Resentment
Reserved
Respected
Respectful
Restless
Righteous
Sad
Sarcastic
Satisfied
Scared
Secure
Serene
Sheepish
Shocked
Shy
Silly
Sleepy
Slow
Smart
Social
Spooked
Stifled
Stimulated
Stressed
Strong
Stubborn
Stunned
Stupid
Successful
Superior
Surprised
Suspicious
Swindled
Taken
Tense
Terrified
Ticked off
Timid
Tired
Tormented
Torn
Touchy
Treated unfairly
Tricked
Trusting
Trustworthy
Turned-on
Unaccomplished
Unappreciated
Unassuming
Uncomfortable
Understood
Undeserving
Uneasy
Unheard
Unimportant
Unloved
Unsatisfied
Untrusting
Unworthy
Validated
Valued
Violated
Vulnerable
Wary
Weak
Weepy
Welcomed
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A reason we fail to expose our real self is that we don't really know how, we've never been taught how, in fact, we learned more about how to hide our true identity.*** We continued to accept and play our roles.* We must be able to identify our feelings, accept them as an integral part of us and manage each one as it comes, avoiding suppression when possible, and then go on to the next feeling -- for with certainty, it will come.
The following is a list of feeling words to identify with:
*
LOVE:** a feeling of attraction toward.
*
HATE:* a feeling of revulsion against.
affection for
appreciative of
concerned for
compassionate toward
admiration
friendly toward
passion for
warmth
tenderness
loving
animosity
dislike
despise
detest
cold toward
wish to shun
stubborn
repelled by
indifferent to
withdrawn from
****DESIRE: a feeling of movement in the direction of that which is loved.AVERSION: * a feeling of movement away from that which is hated
excited
eager to impress
jealous
envious
curious
longing for
need
want
sincere
covet
avoidance
bored
alienated
escape
distant from
evasive
uneasy
frustrated
withdrawn from
shy
****HOPE:* a feeling of confident expectation that which we love and desire will become ours.DESPAIR:* a feeling of expectation that which is loved will not be attained and that which is hated will not be avoided.
anticipate
confident
competent
aspiring
expecting
pre-occupied
reliance
trust
faith in
discouraged
disappointed
dominated
desperate
hopeless
defeated helpless
insecure
inadequate
trapped
****JOY:* a feeling of delight which comes with achieving that which is loved, desired, and hoped for.SORROW:* a feeling of sadness which comes with the loss of that which is loved, or the presence of that which is hated.
calm
contented
comfortable
elated
delighted
fulfilled
happy
grateful
pleased
proud
supported
satisfied
surprised
serene
completed
peaceful
ashamed
embarrassed
depressed
guilty
cheated
hurt
grieved
humiliated
sad
sympathetic
lonely
put down
rejected
sorry
sinful
remorseful
****COURAGE: * a feeling of strength to overcome difficulties in the way toward that which is desired and hoped for.FEAR:** a feeling of dread in the presence of or from the threat of danger.
assurance
brave
confident
bold
cocky
daring
risky
patient
enduring
spunky
gutsy
afraid
anxious
fearful
distrustful
cautious
scared
nervous
gutless
impatient
cowardly
nervous
up-tight
worried
startled
****
ANGER: a feeling of strong antagonism and displeasure toward what is hated or that which blocks attainment of what is loved and desired.
*
*
resentment
irritation
annoyance
aggravation
hostility
indignation
Basic emotionBasic oppositeJoySadnessAcceptanceDisgustFearAngerSurpri seAnticipationSadnessJoyDisgustAcceptance AngerFearAnticipationSurprise
Advanced emotionComposed of...Advanced oppositeOptimismAnticipation + JoyDisappointmentLoveJoy + AcceptanceRemorseSubmissionAcceptance + FearContemptAweFear + SurpriseAggressivenessDisappointmentSurprise + SadnessOptimismRemorseSadness + DisgustLoveContemptDisgust + AngerSubmissionAggressivenessAnger + AnticipationAwe
Emotions by groups
Here is a categorised, tree structured list of emotions as described in Parrot (2001).[2]
Primary emotionSecondary emotionTertiary emotionsLoveAffectionAdoration, affection, love, fondness, liking, attraction, caring, tenderness, compassion, sentimentality*LustArousal, desire, lust, passion, infatuation*LongingLongingJoyCheerfulnessAmusement , bliss, cheerfulness, gaiety, glee, jolliness, joviality, joy, delight, enjoyment, gladness, happiness, jubilation, elation, satisfaction, ecstasy, euphoria*ZestEnthusiasm, zeal, zest, excitement, thrill, exhilaration *ContentmentContentment, pleasure*PridePride, triumph*OptimismEagerness, hope, optimism*EnthrallmentEnthrallment, rapture*ReliefReliefSurpriseSurpriseAmazement, surprise, astonishmentAngerIrritationAggravation, irritation, agitation, annoyance, grouchiness, grumpiness*ExasperationExasperation, frustration*RageAnger, rage, outrage, fury, wrath, hostility, ferocity, bitterness, hate, loathing, scorn, spite, vengefulness, dislike, resentment*DisgustDisgust, revulsion, contempt*EnvyEnvy, jealousy*TormentTormentSadnessSufferingAgony, suffering, hurt, anguish*SadnessDepression, despair, hopelessness, gloom, glumness, sadness, unhappiness, grief, sorrow, woe, misery, melancholy*DisappointmentDismay, disappointment, displeasure*ShameGuilt, shame, regret, remorse*NeglectAlienation, isolation, neglect, loneliness, rejection, homesickness, defeat, dejection, insecurity, embarrassment, humiliation, insult*SympathyPity, sympathyFearHorrorAlarm, shock, fear, fright, horror, terror, panic, hysteria, mortification*NervousnessAnxiety, nervousness, tenseness, uneasiness, apprehension, worry, distress, dread**http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emotions
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List of Feelings
Abandoned
Accepted
Accepting
Accomplished
Achy
Afraid
Aggravated
Agitated
Amazed
Ambitious
Ambivalent
Amused
Angry
Annoyed
Antisocial
Anxious
Apprehensive
Aroused
Asinine
Bashful
Beautiful
Betrayed
Blah
Boastful
Boisterous
Bored
Bossy
Burnt-out
Calm
Capable
Charitable
Comfortable
Competent
Confident
Conflicted
Confused
Courageous
Cowardly
Crabby
Cranky
Criticized
Cunning
Curious
Defeated
Deprived
Despair
Despised
Despising
Detached
Different
Diffident
Dirty
Disabled
Disappointed
Disbelief
Disconnected
Disgusted
Disheveled
Displeased
Disregarded
Disrespected
Disrespectful
Disturbed
Doubting
Educated
Embarrassed
Empty
Energetic
Energized
Enraged
Enthusiastic
Envious
Euphoric
Excited
Exhausted
Exploited
Explosive
Faithful
Fat
Fatigued
Fearful
Fed-up
Flamboyant
Flat
Frustrated
Furious
Generous
Giddy
Gracious
Grateful
Grumpy
Guilty
Gutsy
Happy
Hated
Hateful
Hatred
Helpful
Helpless
Hopeful
Hopeless
Humiliated
Hungry
Ignored
Ignoring
Impatient
Inadequate
Indifferent
Indignant
Inept
Inferior
Infuriated
Inpatient
Interested
Invisible
Irritable
Irritated
Jealous
Joyful
Joyous
Left-out
Listless
Lonely
Loved
Loyal
Lucky
Lustful
Mean
Mischievous
Misunderstood
Modest
Mortified
Murderous
Naïve
Odd
Oppressed
Optimistic
Overjoyed
Overprotected
Overwhelmed
Paranoid
Pathetic
Peaceful
Pessimistic
Plain
Pleased
Poor
Powerful
Powerless
Quiet
Rage
Ravenous
Receptive
Rejected
Rejuvenated
Relaxed
Reluctant
Resentful
Resentment
Reserved
Respected
Respectful
Restless
Righteous
Sad
Sarcastic
Satisfied
Scared
Secure
Serene
Sheepish
Shocked
Shy
Silly
Sleepy
Slow
Smart
Social
Spooked
Stifled
Stimulated
Stressed
Strong
Stubborn
Stunned
Stupid
Successful
Superior
Surprised
Suspicious
Swindled
Taken
Tense
Terrified
Ticked off
Timid
Tired
Tormented
Torn
Touchy
Treated unfairly
Tricked
Trusting
Trustworthy
Turned-on
Unaccomplished
Unappreciated
Unassuming
Uncomfortable
Understood
Undeserving
Uneasy
Unheard
Unimportant
Unloved
Unsatisfied
Untrusting
Unworthy
Validated
Valued
Violated
Vulnerable
Wary
Weak
Weepy
Welcomed
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