1.
MIND - FEAR -
moral obliquity lil-t, manc
2.
MIND - FEAR -
moral obliquity - alternating with - sexual excitement lil-t
(only remedy)
A) Moral
naOitk , naItIlaa qaruna
Asalaolaa , naIitt<vao , naOitk Aacaar
adj.
1 concerned with the principles of
right and wrong behavior and the goodness or badness of human character.
2 adhering to the code of behavior
that is considered right or acceptable
n.
1 a lesson that can be derived from a
story or experience
2 (morals) standards of behavior, or principles of right and wrong
B) Moral
1 a: of or relating to
principles of right and wrong in behavior: ethical
‹~ judgments›
b: expressing or teaching a conception
of right behavior ‹a ~ poem›
c: conforming to a standard of right
behavior
d: sanctioned by or operative on one's
conscience or ethical judgment ‹a ~ obligation›
e: capable of right and wrong action ‹a
~ agent›
2: probable though not proved: virtual ‹a ~ certainty›
3: perceptual or psychological rather
than tangible or practical in nature or effect ‹a ~ victory› ‹~ support›
syn moral ethical virtuous righteous
noble mean conforming to a standard of what is right and good. Moral implies
conformity to established sanctioned codes or accepted notions of right and
wrong ‹the basic moral values of a community›. Ethical may suggest the
involvement of more difficult or subtle questions of rightness, fairness, or
equity ‹committed to the highest ethical principles›. Virtuous implies
moral excellence in character ‹not a religious person, but virtuous
nevertheless›. Righteous (sadacarNa
, p/amaaiNakpNaa) stresses
guiltlessness or blamelessness and often suggests the sanctimonious ‹wished to
be righteous before God and the world›. Noble implies moral eminence and
freedom from anything petty, mean, or dubious in conduct and character ‹had the
noblest of reasons for seeking office›.
2mor·al
1 a: the moral significance or practical lesson (as of a story)
1 a: the moral significance or practical lesson (as of a story)
b: a passage pointing out usu. in
conclusion the lesson to be drawn from
a story
2 pl: moral practices or teachings : modes of conduct
3 : morale
2 pl: moral practices or teachings : modes of conduct
3 : morale
Moral=
1. Concerned with principles of right
and wrong or conforming to standards of behavior and character based on
those principles e.g. "moral sense"; "a moral scrutiny";
"a moral lesson"; "a moral quandary"; "moral
convictions"; "a moral life"
2. Psychological rather than physical
or tangible in effect e.g. "a moral victory"; "moral
support"
Obliquity:
1. The quality of being deceptive
Obliquity:
1: deviation from moral rectitude (rectitude a: the quality or
state of being straight
b: moral integrity: righteousness (sadacarNa p/amaaiNakpNaa ,adhering to moral principles)
c : the quality or state of being correct in judgment or procedure)
b: moral integrity: righteousness (sadacarNa p/amaaiNakpNaa ,adhering to moral principles)
c : the quality or state of being correct in judgment or procedure)
or sound thinking
2 a: deviation from parallelism or perpendicularity
2 a: deviation from parallelism or perpendicularity
3 a: indirectness or deliberate obscurity of speech or conduct
b: an obscure or confusing statement
Obliquity= naIitBa/YTta
Meaning of whole rubric no. 1 is naIitBa/YTtocaI
BaItI
There is conflict and confusion in the
mind of Lil-tig between religious ideals and sexuality (MIND - RELIGIOUS
AFFECTIONS - too occupied with religion - sexuality; conflict between religious
ideals and) (MIND - RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS - too occupied with religion -
alternating with - sexual excitement) He tries to control, hide rather
suppress his impulses as he feels if he does not control it at this level he
will surely go mad (MIND - DELUSIONS - insane - become insane; one will)
(MIND - DELUSIONS - insane - become
insane; one will - hold himself; if he did not = lil-t single remedy) (MIND - FEAR -
insanity) So, he turns towards religiousness which actually the opposite of
sexuality where it is taught that sex is evil act or crime and should be
refrain from it (MIND - RELIGIOUS AFFECTIONS - too occupied with religion -
melancholia) So, he keeps busy in religious work, reading etc. so that his
sexual thoughts will go away (MIND - BUSY) (MIND - BUSY - fruitlessly) (MIND
- BUSY - must keep) But this conflict or struggle drains his energy (as it
not healthy easy going act, it is deliberate act which exhaust him) and he gets
confused and makes mistakes, can not concentrate.
MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - crazy feeling on top of
head, wild feeling in head with confusion of ideas
MIND - WILD feeling in head
MIND - WILD feeling in head - sexual desire; from
suppression of
With the suppression of the sexual energy comes a type of
frantic state with a crazy or wild feeling in the head.
MIND - CONFUSION of mind - muscles refuse to obey the will
when attention is turned away
Simple meaning or cross references of above rubric is =
1. MIND - CONCENTRATION - difficult - working, while - work;
must concentrate continuously on his work or 'his hands forget what they are
doing'.
2. MIND - WILL - muscles refuse to obey the will when
attention is turned away
It means that he has to be careful, vigilant of his acts. He
should concentrate on his work. Whenever he turns his attention from the work
in hand his muscles refuse to obey his will. This is literary meaning of it.
But in case of Lil-tig the context of rubric is =
CONFLICT BETWEEN SEXUAL EXCITEMENT AND RELIGIOUS IDEALS
There is a deep conflict inside the patient between a
strongly sexual nature and an equally strong moral side. This conflict or any
other strong inner conflict produces a type of frustration which is expressed
mainly through anger (MIND - ANGER - sexual excitement; after = lil-t) (MIND
- RAGE - sexual desire; from suppressed = lil-t) when patient crosses limit
she becomes very sexual (MIND - NYMPHOMANIA) and can not restrain these
feelings. However, when her equally deep moral or religious feelings return she
feels great remorse (MIND – REMORSE) and subsequent depression.
He tries to keep himself busy so that sexual thoughts or
ideas will be forgotten but he can not fully succeed in it. If he tries
deliberately to fly from thoughts it comes with much force.
(it is not present in Anxiety-conscience of and Reproaching himself
with but it is present in remorse)
MIND - DELUSIONS - wrong - done wrong; he has
The patient will take offense (=n. a lack of politeness; a
failure to show regard for others; wounding the feelings or others) no matter
how kindly she is treated.
MIND - INDIFFERENCE - done for her; about anything being