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Recieved: 2003/09/25 20:41
Subject: Re: [K-list] Irrational fears? Or there is a cause ... ?
From: Mystress Angelique Serpent
On 2003/09/25 20:41, Mystress Angelique Serpent posted thus to the K-list:
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At 12:25 PM 25/09/03, elargonauto wrote:
>MAS wrote ...
>
>* I think, what Elargonauto is saying, is to allow the fearful thoughts
>*to rise, acknowledge them instead of trying to deny or repress them. Real
>*courage is not fearlessness, it is being afraid and acting anyway.
>
> Yep. But I wanted to tell too that there is a meaning in the fears.
>That it´s not a part of yourselve that is errouneous, that have a cause to
>be like that. I´ll try to explain this ... :).
There is no need. I identify karma in the body as exactly that...
emotional baggage, stored trauma. Repressing it helps not, but
acknowledgement can lead to release.
> When people thinks about this kind of fears ( "irrational fears")
>they can think they are erroneous, that there is a part of themselves who is
>not going well. This aproach make the people untrust themselves, their
>fellings, their body because they think is not working allright.
Well, it is. It is stuck emotional energy. Often these things come up
because the body is asking for the blockage to be released, especially with
Kundalites.
>So they
>loose confidence in themselves and start doing all kind of "right" things
>( Usually fighting their fears and untrusting their feelings). Who only get
>them further away from their center.
Fighting, yes.
> A good example for it are sensible children. They can "get fear" of
>something easily. Throw him to the swimming pool and is probable that he
>won´t swim in the rest of his life. Everytime he goes near a swimming pool
>he will remenber this experience and will feel bad. It could be that at his
>school he is obligated to swim with other children. And verytime he does it
>he have to go through a bad experience. After some years, it could be that
>verytime he thinks about swimming he feels bad. Aparently it is illogical,
>but in reality there is a cause behind it.
Terminology, I think. The fear in the situation is not logical, but the
body remembering trauma and reacting with the same emotion is just what
bodies do. Typically, every time the trigger activates but is not released,
the karma gets bigger.
> It could be this experience were stored at your memory. So
>everytime you go near a visible height ( like the bridge) you get signals
>from your body that this is going to be a bad experience and it tries to
>keep you away from it.
No, I don't think so. My parents tell of my running away from being
lifted into a tree, at age 4. More likely it is hereditary. My mother is
afraid of heights and of large bodies of water. If my fear of heights was
severe, I'd not have been climbing a cliff above a waterfall in the first
place.
We are putting a new roof on our workshop, I have been helping despite
my fear of heights. Climbing around on rafters, pulling nails. It just
makes me more cautious, and that is a good thing.
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