Joel Schaefer

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The deluded or confused temperament is constructed around uncertainty and confusion. People with this temperament experience not quite knowing what to do or how to relate to the world. They seek to establish ease by ignoring what is happening or through dullness or inaction. The deluded temperament gives rise to perplexity and worry, doubt, negligence, scattered thoughts, anxiety, and agitation. The deluded type can also seem easily intoxicated. It is associated with the heaviness of earth and the movement of water.
The Wise Heart: A Guide to the Universal Teachings of Buddhist Psychology
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