Fear

[LightBeam]

I had a challenging and scary episode a few days ago that put in perspective the fear factor within human experiences. I have known for quite a while now that fear holds a very strong energy when comes to creation. Creation both good and bad. Human characters are born with natural fear programmed in them for the purpose of survival. But that is both a blessing and a curse.

When we set goals in life and deadline by which we want to achieve things, we automatically bring fear in the equation. Fear of not meeting the goals. Whether we want it or not, whether it's conscious or subconscious, it's there by nature. But I realized, the longer I live and the more knowing I have about the multiverse and the journey of the soul on the grand scheme, the less serious I take life and the less I tend to set any deadlines or goals. Thus releasing automatically the fear factor. And I am noticing that good things then just happen and fall into my lap effortlessly. I know what my heart desires, but I don't declare it as an absolute must for happiness.  What I do, is just know that no matter what happens here, I already have all that I desire somewhere in the multiverse. It's all mine. It's just a matter of focus and I can pick from the pool of probabilities, because our lives are not linear. If I manage to release the fear of failure or the fear of the unknown there will be nothing standing on my way. But releasing fear is difficult. I manage most of the time, as I mentioned I don't take life too seriously, I just have fun with whatever comes my way and focus completely on each present moment without holding on to hard past events and without worrying or hoping about the future.

But going back to my recent scary episode, that was a great test and I saw how miraculously it resolved after I successfully removed my fear. It was challenging, my heart was pounding, but I knew I had to face it head on and toughen up. I started repeating "I am not afraid, I am not afraid", but in my heart I was. Then I raised my mind above my character, I thought about the grand scale of my existence on the background of infinity, and I realized that no matter what happens here, it is so insignificant. It passes like a blink of an eye. All of a sudden when I lowered its significance, the fear started to subside. I felt my knowledge expanding even more and swallowing the fear completely. I almost laughed at the fear. I felt at peace in the midst of the fire. Soon after, the episode resolved itself. I think the absence of fear dissipated the energy formation of the episode. There was no "glue" to hold it together.

Perhaps we can use these mental tools to deal with challenges and test manifestation of events, notice how they change based on the changes we apply in our thoughts and emotions.

[tides2dust]

Beautifully stated, and I find your experience validating the expression:

"Fear grips when Love falls short of Infinity"

[Karxx Gxx]

I know what my heart desires, but I don't declare it as an absolute must for happiness

Kinda banger quote

[omcasey]

I had a challenging and scary episode a few days ago that put in perspective the fear factor within human experiences. I have known for quite a while now that fear holds a very strong energy when comes to creation. Creation both good and bad. Human characters are born with natural fear programmed in them for the purpose of survival. But that is both a blessing and a curse.

When we set goals in life and deadline by which we want to achieve things, we automatically bring fear in the equation. Fear of not meeting the goals. Whether we want it or not, whether it's conscious or subconscious, it's there by nature. But I realized, the longer I live and the more knowing I have about the multiverse and the journey of the soul on the grand scheme, the less serious I take life and the less I tend to set any deadlines or goals. Thus releasing automatically the fear factor. And I am noticing that good things then just happen and fall into my lap effortlessly. I know what my heart desires, but I don't declare it as an absolute must for happiness.  What I do, is just know that no matter what happens here, I already have all that I desire somewhere in the multiverse. It's all mine. It's just a matter of focus and I can pick from the pool of probabilities, because our lives are not linear. If I manage to release the fear of failure or the fear of the unknown there will be nothing standing on my way. But releasing fear is difficult. I manage most of the time, as I mentioned I don't take life too seriously, I just have fun with whatever comes my way and focus completely on each present moment without holding on to hard past events and without worrying or hoping about the future.

But going back to my recent scary episode, that was a great test and I saw how miraculously it resolved after I successfully removed my fear. It was challenging, my heart was pounding, but I knew I had to face it head on and toughen up. I started repeating "I am not afraid, I am not afraid", but in my heart I was. Then I raised my mind above my character, I thought about the grand scale of my existence on the background of infinity, and I realized that no matter what happens here, it is so insignificant. It passes like a blink of an eye. All of a sudden when I lowered its significance, the fear started to subside. I felt my knowledge expanding even more and swallowing the fear completely. I almost laughed at the fear. I felt at peace in the midst of the fire. Soon after, the episode resolved itself. I think the absence of fear dissipated the energy formation of the episode. There was no "glue" to hold it together.

Perhaps we can use these mental tools to deal with challenges and test manifestation of events, notice how they change based on the changes we apply in our thoughts and emotions.

Bravo!

In many of my experiences I refuse to be afraid. It is almost an innate feeling of disdain I have for weakness. I tap into it. I am curious about the details of your experience, Lightbeam. Are you up for laying the situation out for us? Did it take place IRL or in the inner fields? Is there any more that has come to bear since it happened and you making this post?

[LightBeam]

Bravo!

In many of my experiences I refuse to be afraid. It is almost an innate feeling of disdain I have for weakness. I tap into it. I am curious about the details of your experience, Lightbeam. Are you up for laying the situation out for us? Did it take place IRL or in the inner fields? Is there any more that has come to bear since it happened and you making this post?

It's to personal to share, but it happened in the physicals life and since then it never happened again. And even if I think of the possibility of happening, I feel no fear.