Values and Sentiments of the Order until Justice

Moving forward the analysis of sentiments: what is Justice? We commonly say it's the right thing, right idea, right person, and it reassures us. But the true, full sense of Justice comes at the end of a long maturation process that begins with the human aptitude to associate emotions with ideas, through innate influences, conditioning, and evaluations. Emotions that stem from the primal duality of pleasure, which becomes charm, then esteem for certain ideas that become attractive; and pain, which portends shame and contempt, then rejection. The desire to be fascinated spreads wonder (exaggerated in miraculousness) toward the broad and grateful outcome of personal glory and Good. All values, of esteem and disesteem, positive and negative, are gathered together in conception to which Ego turns in the pleasure of religiosity (excess is superstition), morality (moralism), beauty (vanity), to gain social prestige (stardom). Feelings balanced by worldliness (excess is vulgarity), moderation supported by potential shame (excess is guilt), admiration (suggestion), gratitude (veneration) towards others. But source of everything is the primordial impulses that are channelled into moderate or exaggerated feelings in both extroverted and introverted modes, which, as they grow, become increasingly moderated, developing the mediating and balancing virtue of Justice.