Visceral (adjective)

Relating to deep emotions or instincts rather than the intellect.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from latin visceralis, from viscera "internal organs".

Examples:

1. The music evoked a visceral reaction in the listeners.
2. The visceral response to the injustice was anger.
3. The visceral connection to the land was undeniable.
4. The visceral horror of the scene was etched in his memory.
5. His visceral distaste for the candidate was clear in his voice.