From Metropolitan Hierotheos Orthodox Psychotherapy
The Passions of the Soul (are forgetfulness, laziness and ignorance, by which the eye of the soul is then dominated by all the other passions - St. John Damascene [257])
impiety fear evil desire deceit
false teaching cowardice attachment to worldly shamelessness
blasphemy quarrelsomeness concerns insensibility
wrath jealousy listlessness flattery
anger envy faint-heartedness treachery
bitterness self-esteem ingratitude pretence
irritability pride grumbling indecision
inhumanity hypocrisy vanity wandering thoughts
rancour falsehood conceit
back-biting unbelief pomposity self-love
censoriousness greed boastfulness avarice (the root/source of all evil)
senseless dejection love of material love of power malice
things love of popularity guile
assent to sins arising
from the soul's
passible aspect
and dwelling on
them continually
The Passions of the Body
gluttony greed over-indulgence drunkenness
eating in secret general softness of unchastity adultery
licentiousness living uncleanness incest
pedastry bestiality impure desires theft
sacrilege robbery murder consulting oracles
casting spells watching for omens self-adornment ostentation
foolish display and portents use of cosmetics painting the face
wasting time day-dreaming trickery life of bodily ease
Every kind of luxury and gratification of the whims of the flesh especially when the body is in good health
