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| | Understanding Feelings by Sanderson Beck |
 | | I have analyzed emotions into thirteen categories that are variations of love and dislike, joy and sorrow, hope and fear, humility and pride, anger and guilt, desire and greed, and surprise. |
 | | Generally the emotions of love, joy, hope, humility, and surprise may be considered positive, and dislike, sorrow, fear, pride, anger, guilt, desire, and greed have negative aspects. |
 | | Greed is the feeling of not being satisfied with what one has but always wanting more, and envy implies the desire to gain what someone else has. |
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