The loss of all fear

So what do you fear these days? What are you trying to overcome?

If you are willing to share.

i was just going to ask the same :)

I no longer fear death, most likely due to advancing age. Here's a great movie on that subject [link to www.imdb.com]

now I only fear doing harm to others inadvertently (which is why I dropped out of mainstream America)

You asked"Yeshuah',"Jesus"

Been there for a couple of years. Combination of dealing with a loved ones depression (which I tried to cure and realized I personally can not) and the need to let go. Sometimes situations that seem hopeless provide you with epiphany you must let go of trying to control the situation and be the observer looking down.

I love the line,... "be the observer looking down".

It rings true to me.

Though I would like to in a way, but I can´t.
It´s too personal in a way.
But it´s also a bit complicated, I´m still trying to figure this out.

The thing is, this kind of fear appeared one day, when I was at that "point of no fear".
It was like fear had some kind of backup-plan and it noticed "Oh, shit he has no fear anymore, gotta do something".

Well, nevermind.

Would love to hear more, but I understand.

If you change your mind please come back and share it. I think talking about these things helps move society in the right direction.

Good luck on your journey.

You don't want to lose the gift of fear. It can be overwhelming if uncontrolled but it is an important sense. Don't wish to lose your senses.

Fear is an emotion. Just like love, hate, jealousy.

I can sense "danger" just fine. But there is no reason to "fear" it.

Been awhile never Forgotten...


Was the day I got off work called the wife said I was taking an as afternoon power nap. Worked like 20/7 Landscape Construction.

Busy everyday. No sense of time.

She came home I was non responsive. And not breathing, not breathing, kinda like deep dreams. After 4 hrs. Asleep not breathing the hospital got a rythem for breathing.

After all the rigamoreoll was in a coma for a month.

Different to say The least...


When they said i woke up from the other side. As The others that were by my side. Said time to go Back.

Back thought I just got here, you did time to go back. As she signed the paper work. I sat up in my hospital bed.

Guess I lived, what is out here is to be seen. I have been there...

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing.Can you tell us more about anything you remember while in your coma?

We do not lose fear, we master it.

After a long journey through the dark night of the soul most fears gone. Still a fear of heights and spiders tho :)

:))

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I like that. The illusion of separation. once you break past that you have freedom.

I blame my SKIN. Makes you think that is where you "end". When your energy extends well past your skin. And your soul even farther (no limit).

yes, so true. I forgot where I heard it, but they were comparing people to cells in that the skin (what separates us outside from in) is not where the person ends. look at a cell, and the cell membrane will separate it from the outside world but it's still part of the same human. don't know if that makes sense (I'm sure I'm not doing the video justice) but essentially, that's where the problem is, the illusion of separation.

I struggle with anxiety from time to time, but I agree with the OP that it's best to face your fears, battle them, and overcome them. It's so pointless to live in constant fear. Especially of the things we can't change.

Easier said then done, most "fears" are irrational and we know this CONSCIOUSLY, but our subconscious mind still reacts. Only when we tap into the subconscious mind can we determine where our irrational fears stem from and correct them.

Yes, exactly! That task is often extremely difficult, but it's more than worth every ounce of effort. A lot of the subconscious places some of my fears were rooted from were surprising, but once you can pinpoint that cause, it gets easier.