The feeling of …

The contrasting feeling of

Archetypes or gods

Affection, liking, adoration, fondness

Dislike

Arousal, desire, lust, passion, infatuation

Coolness, frigidity

Attraction

Repulsion, Disgust,  contempt, loathing

Bliss, elation, ecstasy, euphoria

Emotional pain, distress

Psyche was the Greek goddess of emotional pain

Bravery, fearlessness, courage, confidence

Fearfulness, timidity, terror, dread, alarm, shock, fright, horror

Calmness, tranquillity, placidity, being at ease, peacefulness

Panic, nervousness, agitation, anxiety, restlessness, over excitement, feverishness, torment, hysteria, tenseness, uneasiness, apprehension, being worried, being distressed

Both Irene and Venus represented the peaceful state.
Pan was the god of panic [which is where the term derives] and Oizys was the personification of misery and  the goddess of distress, worry, and anxiety. Her Latin name is Miseria, from which the English word 'misery' is derived.

Calmness, control

Anger, fury, rage, outrage, wrath, hostility, ferociousness, bitterness, scorn, spite, vengefulness

 The Furies personified fury and rage - Erinyes – Alecto

Calmness, not manic

Frenzied, manic

Dionysius in part personified the feelings of frenzy

Cheerfulness, jollity, joviality, being merry, mirthfulness, amusement, gleefulness

Sullenness, dourness,  being glum,  being gloomy, moodiness, sulkiness

Contentment

Discontentment,  regretfulness, resentfulness, envy, covetousness, jealousy

Being energetic, dynamism, enthusiasm,  zestfulness, eagerness

Fatigue, tiredness, weariness

Excitement, being thrilled, exhilaration, enthrallment, rapture

Being bored, boredom

Happiness, Joyfulness

Unhappiness, sorrow, misery, melancholy, grief, despair, dejection, being morose, sadness, woefulness, depression

The Graces personified Joy and happiness
Oizys represented aspects of misery, along with Moros.  Moros was the personification of Doom or the feelings of being morose

Hope, optimism

Despair, hopelessness, pessimism

Inclusion, not being lonely

Loneliness, exclusion, being ostracised, alienation, isolation, neglect, rejection

Innocence, blamelessness

Guilt, shame, regret, remorse

Passion, enthusiasm

Antipathy

Being pleased, not annoyed

Aggravation, irritation,  annoyance, grouchiness, grumpiness, being cross, being miffed, being nettled, being peeved, being 'pissed off', being riled

Being pleased, not frustrated or exasperated

Exasperated, frustrated, displeased, dismayed, disappointed

Not in pain

In Pain, in agony, suffering, hurt, in anguish

Algea was the Greek god of pain

Pity, sympathy, empathy

Pitilessness, callousness

Pride,  triumph

Humility, mortification, embarrassment

Relief

Being burdened

Being secure or safe

Insecurity

Being sober, sobriety

Being intoxicated

Dionysius and Bacchus both personified feelings of intoxication

Surprise, Amazement, astonishment, being astounded, being stunned

Not being surprised, unsurprised