Examining fears

Examining fears is not examining love but must be done in order to pursue happiness clearly. The way strong fear works is with strong venture. Something big, something important that can be a big deal and wonderful pulls us forward. We chase this big, whatever it may be, and as we do the momentum pulls evils. Demons, fears, angers, monsters, insecurities, traumas, any kind of bad thing you can name. The pain does not like this blissful please so it seeks to snip at us. And as we are focused on this positive or productive pull in our lives, we don’t see that which is hurting us but we know it hurts. So we fail to see it and stop it and it grows, it bites, it sustains. Perhaps we continue towards that goal perhaps we stop but that excitement pulls it forward. It is evil but easily destroyed if confronted. This is one of many reasons to examine our train of though. Our ideas, our mental subconscious train of thought. There lies the fear, hiding and hoping we don’t examine it as it runs along with us. The blood it sucks and emotions it writhes from us all a poison. Stop and examine the fear, stop the rush and race then look at the fear. Look at the outcomes it projects, the values it is based on, the dynamics which its argument is carried by and one will find none of them are that bad or that they aren’t present. The worry is the possibility of danger we can not face. But we can face any and everything.