Confront Your Fears


Fear is defined as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. Fear is nothing more than anticipated pain. In other words, fear is a self-imposed imagination of pain you believe you will experience. Fear can be real or imaginary, and you experience it because of your misperception or misjudgments of a situation.
When you are suddenly kicked out of a job that determines your comfort on earth or when your heart-beat (spouse) walks out of your life, your entire world seems to collapse and it is normal for you to entertain fear because you don’t know what’s going to happen next, and you cannot control upcoming events.
Fear is a negative emotion which cripples the strength of your inner man. It also has the power to paralyse every other positive emotion as it brings about needless anxieties, nervousness, concern, restlessness and then sadness. You are not able to think sensibly or logically. Fear imposes limitations upon your potential and ability, and in the process ruins your chances of making a gold-mine out of your adversity. Or you don’t think you can achieve that?
Also, if fear is allowed to grow and not nipped in the bud, it consumes your mind and then the Law of Attraction comes into play. That horrible situation you fear then comes knocking on the door, stares you in the face and takes over your life. In fact some adversities are self-imposed brought about by our fears. Also, a lot of heart-wrenching challenges we have to face in life would never have been as bad as it were if we did not allow fear.

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