Fear & Living a Life of Fear

Fear profits an individual nothing. It has been called the great destroyer of life. The borders begin in the early stages of when we are a toddler. Through epigenetic science we may have picked up our mother’s fears from within the womb. Many have explained it as “False Evidence Appearing Real”. Maybe it is more like “false reality appearing real”. I say this because reality and manifestation are two separate things. Reality takes place inside of your mind and can be anything you want it to be. Manifestation is something that everyone can see. Often what we think will happen never manifests in the physical world, so we use our energy to continue to resist something that probably will never happen. I am not saying that some is not wise. There are some things worth the worry; but this too would be dependent upon your emotional development. However, most of what we worry about never happens. It is a feeling of not being able to deal with something so therefore we resist it. Resisting something only brings on the push and pull of consciousness. The more we resist something, the more we try to push it away. The more we want something, the more we pull it to us. Try to weight-lift with a push and pull exercise and you will see the different types of muscles that are used for each exercise. The mind works the same way. Fear is a constant pushing and eventually you just get tired and give up. When this happens in life, we no longer want to try we just want others to do it for us. When this happens we lose our personal power and group power as well, because someone takes all that power and decides what we can and cannot have. Now there is something to fear.