Gooood video!

[AJDIN]

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/82280839/

[manwesulimo2004]

You can only fear that which you are not experiencing. So fear is always imaginary. When it becomes actualised it is suffering (or pain or whatever you want to call it). But fear can prevent suffering when it drives us. I might fear to miss the bus and decide not to water the plant but rather run off immediately to still get it. In that case my fear actually helped me avoid suffering. The way I see it, the main problem is when fear itself is experienced as or leads to suffering. If I'm too worried about missing the bus my concentration might drop, I might forget something at home because I'm in a hurry or I might trip as I run across the street. A little fear can be good sometimes though perhaps a different term would be appropriate for that. (Can't think of one right now.)