How You Can Turn Your Fear Into Faith - Part Two with Terri L. Moore

FEAR

Everyone has fear. It can come in an instant and throw you into chaos, yet it can also save your life. Fear is a natural response to physical danger, but it can also be self-created, such as the fear of failure, being out of control, being different or being lonely. There is a fear of the future and of death. You may fear love because you fear being rejected; fear being generous because you fear you will not have enough; fear sharing your thoughts or feelings in case you appear wrong; and fear trusting because you are dominated by self-doubt and insecurity.

The immediate effect of fear is to shut you down, and—in particular—to stop any growth occurring in your life. 

MOVING FROM FEAR TO FAITH

Remember times you have met fear and moved through it, so many times when fear arose but you kept going? Those are moments of fearlessness.  . Fear may close the heart, but courage comes out of heartfulness, out of releasing resistance. Fear will stop you from facing your shadow and participating fully in life, but fearlessness will give you the courage to dive into the unknown.

When a person discovers their true self and as they forgive, letting go of the fear that has been paralyzing them, they will become a more secure person who walks around with an air of confidence.  They will learn to trust not only themselves but the people around them.  They have broken the chains that have been holding them back and now they are allowing people to meet the real, authentic, teachable, humble and transparent person.  They no longer have to ask the question, “Will the Real Me Please Stand Up”.