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Fear is one of the strongest emotions. It is designed to alert us to something we aren’t aware of so we can defend our prepare ourselves. Upon being informed, you swing your attention to see what’s happening, using the power of awareness to gain knowledge that helps you deal with the situation. Fear, directed toward an outcome we believe in, is empowering. The fear a mother feels when seeing her child come close to peril motivates her to take protective action. But when there is no way to direct fear toward a beneficial end, this ancient emotion becomes corrosive. The preceding article discusses fears that cause a person to break down, leading to trauma that could result in personality disturbances. Understanding these fears is extremely helpful, because, through the use of contemplation, one can think about when they might feel these fears, and develop a method of coping before calamity strikes. In this way, the paralyzing nature of these fears can be easily overcome by training one’s mind beforehand, much like a martial artist trains for a fight before they have to face a threat on the street. With this essential self-knowledge in hand, one can defend their mind from destructive fears, especially those used by the Deep State to control us. Without the ability to face one’s fears healthily, cowardice leads to life stagnation, and one loses the ability to remain in control of their being. 

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  1. Seamus says

    Fear is the Mind Killer.
    If I remember correctly this is what Paul said in Frank Herbert’s Dune.
    I’ve used it a 1000 X’s since back in the day. It works. You are the only one I’ve ever seen to use the 1st sentence of his mantra. I believe he was in a cave at the time: Correct me if I’m wrong. My X gave away all my Sci Fi books to her delinquent students, lol, and they became readers.
    “Fear is the Mind Killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will let pass over & thru me. And where it has gone will be Nothing. Only I will remain.”

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