Tag: fear
Essentially, there is no separation between life and death. They are both, in fact, complimentary. And that is one of the many paradoxes of our mighty Universe. Unfortunately, that’s not we are taught as children.
I used to regard the ego as the enemy which was keeping us from living to our highest potential and fulfilling our purpose as it was stopping us from living with our love-based higher self in charge.
However, two key principles of manifestation are that what you resist persists, and you get what you focus on, so by ‘fighting’ the ego you are validating it’s presence and according it power over you. Learn to love it instead and you take back your power to manifest your dreams.
Death. The very word casts a pall of doom. Why is it so upsetting to us? Perhaps because it conflicts with two different ways in which we know the world. We know intuitively we are immortal beings, an essence deep within us is eternal. Our sense perceptions, though, tell us we die and cease to exist. We see that the person we knew is gone. The body lying there is not them at all. Where are they? Where are we going to be when we die? How can an immortal being cease to exist?
Want to get ahead, but you feel like you are stuck in a rut? It may be time to face some fears!
Uncertain times can cause excessive fear and anxiety. Here are a couple ideas to help you come back into peace and well-being, despite the chaos around you!
Our schools and the youth within them are segregated into classifications, “clicks” or cliché groups which are branded with labels like “Jock”, “Goth”, “Prep”, “Druggy”, etc. Within the first few seconds of meeting a person our minds have already associated the individual with a category (that is right, as a race we are far more judgmental than most of us are willing to admit); this association will have discerning qualities and auto-responses built into all of us – many of which are media driven or society’s accepted standards.
The more you believe in your own decisions, the less you need others to.
The fears we have are based in how we think about things. Destructive thought habits can create a lot of fear that is really unnecessary and damaging.
It’s human nature to feel that you aren’t good enough, to believe that you have to hide all the aspects of yourself that you don’t like in order to be loved. If we had to be perfect to be loved then love would not exist on planet earth.
As a parent, you want your kids to grow up to be confident, happy, and successful adults, able to face the world head-on and make the most of every opportunity. But what can you do to help them overcome the fears that might hold them back? It’s worth remembering first that fear serves a purpose; it’s a natural human emotion to warn us of possible harm – a call to action to protect ourselves. However, in our modern world, fear often tends to be out of proportion to risk and can prevent us from achieving as much as we would like, and are capable of.
If there’s anything you get out of this article, I hope it’s that you realize how liberating gambling with uncertainty can be every once in a while. You don’t need to become a crazy daredevil to embrace uncertainty, you just need to feel the fear, but venture into the unknown anyway.
Scientists found that curcumin, a compound found in the root of the Indian spice, prevented new fear memories being stored in the brain. It also removed pre-existing fear memories, researchers found. Scientists hope findings will contribute to the development of treatments for psychological conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder.
We come into this world as wonderful, loving and precious beings who look at the world with eyes of love, wonder and purity. As we grow older and as we progress through life, things start to change and we begin to adopt all sorts of beliefs, fears, excuses and limitations that move us further and further away from our loving soul and lovable Self.
