Question: Do humans like fear? Answer: Fear is an instinctive reaction to danger of losing something (our life, health, material possessions, loved ones, losing out on something…). We should love fear as it is the strongest motivating factor. Other animals also fear, it is part of the general survival reflex. But we Humans have the … More Fearing For Others
Question: Is fear a strength of the human soul? Answer: Fear in itself is an instinctive reaction which exists in other animals as well, serving survival. But Humans have the ability to transform the blind, instinctive, animalistic fear into a Human fear, awe. This Human fear, awe can help us to acquire a “soul” – … More Human Fear – Concern For Others
Question: Is there a single greatest fear that has determined the course of your life? Answer: I think at the end of the day – since the individual existence of our self is our greatest treasure – our fear of death dominates us, whether we admit it, sense it consciously, or not. This fear of … More Greatest Fear
Question: How can you live a normal life knowing that you can die any time? Answer: One can’t live a normal life with that thought if it’s constant. Thus our instinctive survival reflex keeps pushing this thought about death out of our consciousness again and again, by instinctively flowing with mundane life. This is of … More Learning To Handle Fear Of Death
Question: The emotion at the center of my codependency is fear (of abandonment) How do you overcome this fear? Answer: Try to find the other side of the coin, which is love. In any relationship – co-dependency – we find two opposite sides: hate-love or fear-love. One cannot exist without the other as we can’t … More Fear And Love
Question: What are you afraid of most? Answer: It is a very good, important question. Fear is the most potent motivating force. In truth we are constantly “afraid”, fear something. And the origin, the purpose, intention of the fear changes, evolves as we ourselves develop. The most instinctive fear is fearing for our own health, … More Greatest Fear
Question: Do you feelwe all have freedom to make our own life choices and to live without the threat of violence? Answer: Violence is usually an instinctive, self-preserving reaction to real or presumed danger, threat. We act violently because we do not know who we are, where we are, what the purpose of our life … More Learning To Be Non-Violent
Question: What is your greatest fear in life that you are afraid of? Answer: Fear is a very important quality. Fear is the most potent motivator. While a pleasant feeling, contentment slows us down, urges us to rest and keep the state, fear keeps us moving, searching, researching, improving on our actual state. According to … More Fearful Responsibility
Question: Why I feel emotionless all the time I don’t feel mad, sad, nor happy how do I stop feeling this way (I’m not on any antidepressants nor do I have PTSD)? Answer: We are emotional creatures. But our emotions do not “originate” within ourselves. They are the result of our connection to other people, … More Awakening Emotions
Question: If you knew things weren’t going to end after you die. Would you still fear death? Answer: It depends how painful death is. We would still fear the pain as we fear everything that is unpleasant to us. Fear has many permutations. We could reach a unique fear – knowing that physical is not … More Fearing Not Reaching Perfection
