By facing my fear… I would be a retired Senior on an extremely limited budget enjoying my new living situation with new friends, old friends, and renewed connections with my family… Compared to a very tired and lonely Senior struggling with my physical and mental health, attempting to be self sufficient but needing and searching for help…
Thank you so much for all of the talks. My immobility is all connected to fears… Life has a way of wearing away my intent and resolve… I do not give up… but get oh so very tired… and the procrastination is just plain silly… Escape gave me respite in the past… but no longer helps me through… I have spent a life of taking care of others and now am trying to take care of myself…
Again…thank you for helping me put clarity to my fear… (-:
Tara,
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I suffer from childhood I conditioning of not being good enough. I can see where I have lived in fight mode while suffering from anxiety and depression. I am just now looking to heal this so that I can live a much fuller life. I am going to begin paying attention and offering love.
Sonia
Without fear I would be dead. Without fear that there’s something wrong with me – I would be free from anxiety and stress in my relationships with others.. free to love and be loved.
I would trust myself and my intuitions. I would act more… take the initiative even more. I may even make the impact and positive dfiference I dream of making. I believe if I lived without fear I would be more connected to my true nature and also more connected to others.
I always sought to hide from myself, because I believed that everything I was, was wrong. My shyness overwhelmed my life and I accommodated it as best as possible to live in a comfortable way, fleeing from my unpleasant sensations, because I couldn’t handle them… So today my life is in solitude, I still feel ashamed and afraid of what can think of me, because I am not one of those who have found success in the professional, social and personal spheres. If I were a person without fear of myself, maybe I would have been someone who would be closer to opportunities, in every aspect of my life.
I would enjoy my life as it is and be free to savour every moment of if. I would stop to compare my physical state with what it was or what it will be next.
I cannot imagine who I would be without fear. Nothing comes to mind or heart when I ask myself this question. Perhaps I block this vision, because if I really would envisage a potential me with a fearless heart, I might be devastated with regret for all these wasted years….
Without fear I would be able to connect with others in a more real way. I would be freer to love and care for them. I would be open to experience joy and fulfillment in my life.
I would be braver – willing to face difficult challenges instead of avoiding them.
I would accept myself as I am now, not fear mental and physical issues, but embrace and work with them.
I would feel freer, to step out and explore the world more, and dabble in things that might interest me, instead of staying safe and ‘small’.
I would be more myself, and celebrate who I am.
I have been forwarding these videos to my clients, and now have signed up for the 6 week program. I plan to do it with my husband – CE credits for me, but shared growth for both of us.
I’d be a psychopath. I don’t think it’s good to be without fear, it is a necessary emotion and if there’s one thing I’ve learnt from my years of practice, the challenge is to relate to this and any other difficult emotions in a way that isn’t paralysing or defining. I want to live present and free without my life being driven by fear.
I would be more spontaneous and free to be who I am. More confident that my natural self is enough for others. Maybe I would feel less guilt that giving what is right for me may not be enough .
Thank you Tara. Who would I be without fear. Just the thought makes me feel free. No Cage of fear. I would see a world and life full of opportunity instead of threats
Hello, I would be a much happier person if I hadn’t this much fear an anxiety with all the things that are happening in the world and that are out of my control. I’m not a controller, but i things are really going out of hand.
Id love to take this course, but can’t do it right now.
The real true me.
I would be much more free and happier and able to enjoy each moment more
By facing my fear… I would be a retired Senior on an extremely limited budget enjoying my new living situation with new friends, old friends, and renewed connections with my family… Compared to a very tired and lonely Senior struggling with my physical and mental health, attempting to be self sufficient but needing and searching for help…
Thank you so much for all of the talks. My immobility is all connected to fears… Life has a way of wearing away my intent and resolve… I do not give up… but get oh so very tired… and the procrastination is just plain silly… Escape gave me respite in the past… but no longer helps me through… I have spent a life of taking care of others and now am trying to take care of myself…
Again…thank you for helping me put clarity to my fear… (-:
I would be more confident to step up and express myself freely
without it I would be free, I would be spontanious, I would be my authentic myself. Thank you so much for sharing the work that you do.
such a powerful question to contemplate upon. I would be more free to take risks and be honest with myself and others.
Tara,
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I suffer from childhood I conditioning of not being good enough. I can see where I have lived in fight mode while suffering from anxiety and depression. I am just now looking to heal this so that I can live a much fuller life. I am going to begin paying attention and offering love.
Sonia
I found this video to be very insightful and the short practice to be practical and calming.
Without fear I would be dead. Without fear that there’s something wrong with me – I would be free from anxiety and stress in my relationships with others.. free to love and be loved.
I would trust myself and my intuitions. I would act more… take the initiative even more. I may even make the impact and positive dfiference I dream of making. I believe if I lived without fear I would be more connected to my true nature and also more connected to others.
More present, open and able to give the best of myself to others.
I always sought to hide from myself, because I believed that everything I was, was wrong. My shyness overwhelmed my life and I accommodated it as best as possible to live in a comfortable way, fleeing from my unpleasant sensations, because I couldn’t handle them… So today my life is in solitude, I still feel ashamed and afraid of what can think of me, because I am not one of those who have found success in the professional, social and personal spheres. If I were a person without fear of myself, maybe I would have been someone who would be closer to opportunities, in every aspect of my life.
Thank you
I would enjoy my life as it is and be free to savour every moment of if. I would stop to compare my physical state with what it was or what it will be next.
I would be a superhero. Lots of time, energy. I would be/feel capable to handle every situation and task that appears in my life.
I cannot imagine who I would be without fear. Nothing comes to mind or heart when I ask myself this question. Perhaps I block this vision, because if I really would envisage a potential me with a fearless heart, I might be devastated with regret for all these wasted years….
yes, I think you are so right about fear … I especially like the phrase, “real, but not true”. Thank you so much.
Much less anxious and terrified of the future.
I would acept myself more if I thought I was lovable
Freer. Fewer boundaries. More joyful.
I would be more relaxed, kind, caring, and free
Thank you. “Real but not true” – a very useful mantra
Without fear I would be able to connect with others in a more real way. I would be freer to love and care for them. I would be open to experience joy and fulfillment in my life.
I would be more happier.
I would feel more free to do what I really want. I would be more authentic, powerful and happier.
I would be a much more relaxed person who could enjoy the people around me.
I’d be a dynamic woman, on fire with action and creative endeavours!
I would have more access to fierce self compassion – and be able to create the changes in my life that I want to.
I would be a much happier version of myself!
I would be more confident to speak when I have to speak and not doubting what I have to say
I would be braver – willing to face difficult challenges instead of avoiding them.
I would accept myself as I am now, not fear mental and physical issues, but embrace and work with them.
I would feel freer, to step out and explore the world more, and dabble in things that might interest me, instead of staying safe and ‘small’.
I would be more myself, and celebrate who I am.
I would express myself more confidently and not worry as much about how I come across.
I would be more relaxed with myself and free to access my inner wisdom.
I would be a person who is able to control symptoms of fear and anxiety, and more skilled at preventing them altogether.
I would feel more freedom and my life would be simple and joyous🙏
I would be more open person, free in reactions behaviour and with better self-esteem and living more spontaniously and joyfully.
I have been forwarding these videos to my clients, and now have signed up for the 6 week program. I plan to do it with my husband – CE credits for me, but shared growth for both of us.
I love the question you posed to your client “who would you be if you didn’t believe there was something wrong with you?”
I’d be a psychopath. I don’t think it’s good to be without fear, it is a necessary emotion and if there’s one thing I’ve learnt from my years of practice, the challenge is to relate to this and any other difficult emotions in a way that isn’t paralysing or defining. I want to live present and free without my life being driven by fear.
Present. Not revisiting the past, not rehearsing an imagined future.
I will be more open to trying new things, less paralyzed in my life
I would be the woman who knows inner peace, free to travel and trust in the benevolence of the universe!
I would not procrastinate any more.
I would be more spontaneous and free to be who I am. More confident that my natural self is enough for others. Maybe I would feel less guilt that giving what is right for me may not be enough .
Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you Tara. Who would I be without fear. Just the thought makes me feel free. No Cage of fear. I would see a world and life full of opportunity instead of threats
Tough one.
This is beautiful, true, and useful for me and my clients! Thanks so much 🙂
Really good message Tara. in answer to your question….I guess I’d have to be a budda.
ken
Hello, I would be a much happier person if I hadn’t this much fear an anxiety with all the things that are happening in the world and that are out of my control. I’m not a controller, but i things are really going out of hand.
Id love to take this course, but can’t do it right now.