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hazerfazer · 11-25-2006, 04:05 AM

I'm just putting my two cents in:
When you give the example of it not mattering if you or others die, I think that is where you're looking at it incorrectly. I believe that if you give up your fears of something it is because you are giving the thing that it is affecting, the positive thing, so much meaning. You give up your fear of death because life is so important to you...you do not want fear to impact the way you live. I am thinking over this as well, because for some reason the constraints of fear seem more appealing than the freedom of fearlessness....in a way at least.

11-25-2006, 04:05 AM	#4 (permalink)
hazerfazer Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 71	I'm just putting my two cents in: When you give the example of it not mattering if you or others die, I think that is where you're looking at it incorrectly. I believe that if you give up your fears of something it is because you are giving the thing that it is affecting, the positive thing, so much meaning. You give up your fear of death because life is so important to you...you do not want fear to impact the way you live. I am thinking over this as well, because for some reason the constraints of fear seem more appealing than the freedom of fearlessness....in a way at least. Last edited by hazerfazer; 11-25-2006 at 04:11 AM.