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In such a situation all enthusiasm becomes taboo, unrealistic, and only fear is realistic or logical. [...]

[...] For worrying is the prolongation of fearful, negative thoughts directed against another.

[...] Their peculiar fear of violence intensified all of their mechanisms to an amazing degree. [...]

Communication, in fact, was one of their strongest points, and it was developed to such a high degree simply because they feared violence so deeply and were constantly on the alert. [...]

[...] When this happens fear is always involved.

Fear taken into the various stages of consciousness acts as a distorting lens, hiding the natural dimensions of all symbols, acting as a barrier and as an impediment to free flow. [...]

[...] Religious wars always have paranoiac tendencies, for the fanatic always fears conflicting beliefs, and systems that embrace them.

[...] They extended their horizons, pushed beyond the conventional mental landscapes — driven by zest and vitality, by curiosity and love, and not by fear (all of the above with much emphasis).

[...] At the same time, both of you to some extent feared what you thought of as the power of sex. Again, Freudian beliefs that filled the books and movies led you both in your own ways to fear that your energies could be “swallowed” by sexuality—that to some extent you had so much energy, and that most of it must go into creative work.

[...] Do not fall into the old ways that will lead you precisely into the world that you fear. [...]

This was important, because it showed that he could change, and removed physical fears he had, for example about his kidneys—but more important, because you zeroed in on an area in which change was possible.

[...] Indeed though, we were half afraid to begin, for fear that nothing would happen. [...]

Ruburt’s own fear, and fear for you, kept the material hidden; as did incidentally, the flood. [...]

This evening for example, your after-dinner conversation aroused Ruburt’s own fears, sent him into an emotional state in which he accepted them, used them, exaggerated even his desperation, hoping to force an answer.

[...] Those who fear to affirm their own being also fear to let others live for themselves. [...]

[...] Your affection has fallen short of itself in your experience because you have denied the impact of this emotion, for fear that the beloved — in this case the race as a whole — will not measure up to it. [...]

[...] Fears as emotions are not reasonably considered, and thoughts are not emotionally tinged.

[...] The interior universe is the source of the exterior one, however, and traveling through it we will encounter our own hopes, fears and beliefs in their ever-changing form.

The ordinary fears connected with any such discussion should be discussed. [...]

[...] You feared losing status in your family’s eyes by casting yourself completely aside into areas alien to them. [...]

There will be no complications resulting from such a meeting of an adverse nature, if you feared this. [...]

[...] The repressed nature of Ruburt’s fears was responsible for the symptoms at your first encounter with the Crossons. [...]

[...] What you actually have behind such a belief is a fear of free will and of making choices.

[...] Other such releases now however will be gradual, and unfelt to that degree, so he need not be fearful. [...]

[...] This fear also struck you, and had much to do with your outward acceptance of your job as it stood before you made a change, and a beneficial one, involving it.

Consideration of the house did enter into Ruburt’s situation, adversely however, because of both of your fears over finances, so it was well for this reason that the move be temporarily suspended, though it does not have to be this way.

Ruburt’s remark to you was indeed unfortunate, because it aroused your own fears. [...]

—because you will understand that fearful expectations greatly color your perception of reality, and your construction of it.

For reasons too complicated to go into, a larger amount would not be paid off until much later, because the fears that you would have would prevent full utilization of your energies. [...]

Again, let me set your fears at rest. [...]

[...] There is no need now to fear contact with the outside world.

He often hid from fellow students out of shyness and fear of confronting them. [...]

For reasons given much earlier, you both worried about the body mechanism in terms of childbirth, and it suited both of your purposes to minimize the possibilities in that direction, and to save yourselves from the monthly fear that a birth might have resulted.

[...] He was then afraid of giving up the condition for fear of using physical energy at the expense of mental energy, and hence at the expense of his work.

[...] The old are not granted characteristics of wisdom, but feared as evil, bad, undesirable or frightening. [...]

(11:06.) Any such sensations are immediately repressed by the old for fear that “senility” will be the diagnosis. [...]