Commentary on Heidegger's Being and Time: Being-in, Disposedness pp. 169-82, 389-96

 All right, I can dig it. We're always in a mood or other.

But anxiety is (one of?) the most basic moods? I see what he means. He's talking about that feeling we have when we stop and reflect on the fact that nothing's grounding our existence. Existential anxiety.

We're about to get to his weird stuff. He thinks by facing up to this anxiety, we get authentic.