Dear Fear

Dear Fear, I am writing to thank you and to break up with you. I am grateful for the profound insights you have offered me about myself. However, I believe it’s time for us to find our own ways. You taught me valuable lessons, but I am ready to move forward independently.

My fear was deeply rooted in old memories that I had long overlooked, but that manifested as real-life situations holding me captive. You were skilled at this, but I proved to be a more astute observer than you anticipated. I apologize for that!

As a result of your influence, my mind would weave protective webs, recycling old narratives that were not based in reality, hindering my progress and preventing me from embracing new experiences and fully engaging with life.

Despite your presence, I have learned invaluable lessons about expanding my awareness and identifying what is genuine. I have come to understand that no imminent threat is looming over me.

My conclusion; I’s all just an illusion; so, I looked under the bed.

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“When you started, “exposing me to fearful situations, people, and things, I realized something was wrong. Fortunately, I could wake up and understand its negative impact on my life.

My dear fear, you wanted to keep me imprisoned because you knew that if I recognized this fear based on ego, I could break free from your grip and handle anything that came my way.

However, what you did not anticipate is that change and growth cannot be suppressed just because you said, “BOO.”

I appreciate “e th” that you wanted my company, and because of that, I am flattered. I love you, but I must go and live my best life.

You, my friend, have only a limited understanding of who I am – the foundation for inner peace, the essence of pure, unexplainable, obscure, crazy love. I will never change for anyone or anything, including you.

I am surrounded by love, peace, and harmony. I am in perfect balance.

Thank you for wanting to protect me, but you are no longer controlling my life. So, sit back and watch as I raise my vibration to levels you could only dream of.”

FYI; Remember Mr. Fear, love cannot be destroyed, only transformed.  Its meaning lies in oneness.

All my love and” gratitude, Me

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  1. Thank you, I thought so as well. I wrote it one night when I was home alone. It has always been hard for me to be alone at night. I grew up the oldest of nine and I have never lived alone. Always surrounded by people. During the day, no problem. The nights are creepy. So I wrote a letter and slept well. Thanks for reading.

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