I added the italicized text at the beginning of the post after I saw your comment. The post was intended to focus on fears that don’t protect us.

Let me change some syntax as I believe this one will make a HUGE
difference.

(syntax = the order by which words are arranged before you subsconsiously ‘absorb’ them mentally and spiritually)

Here it is:

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Before:
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It’s possible to have both goals and a sense of wonder.
But it’s not easy.

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After
—–
It’s no easy BUT,
It’s possible to have both goals and a sense of wonder

I agree wholeheartedly with your comment:

“It’s possible to have both goals and a sense of wonder.
But it’s not easy.
And someone who lives with both wonder and goals is very hard to control.”

The world is waiting! Go grab it!

Brennan
http://setourteachersfree.com

It isn’t that there is only fear to fear. There are many things. We are mortal (we can be damaged in ways that leave us in chronic pain and even words can leave us crippled by self doubt) and illusions of grandeur have a way of crashing against reality. From my reading of your post I think you agree with this (but I may have mis-read).

We are afraid of some parts of reality. Eg we don’t like to think about domestic violence and incest. But to do so means we don’t look at only the up side of childhood (wonder, joy, possibility). It is well worth considering why we are afraid of looking at these things: I suggest our reluctance may do us credit, even if we must overcome it to stop these things happening (the motive is right, the method wrong).

I think we need the courage to try out new initiatives, learn from what works and what doesn’t, and so build a world that really can be the fulfillment of our wildest dreams.

estee
http://www.attractyourabundance.com/interview.htm