David Sutcliffe

Right. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. God is on my side.

Well, that's a big question. I mean, it goes back probably to childhood. I mean, we all have fear. We come into the world, we're vulnerable, totally helpless, totally dependent. That's a scary thing. And if we don't get the attunement we need, the love we need, the comfort we need, the needs that we need, there's gonna be fear there.

Well, that's a big question. I mean, it goes back probably to childhood. I mean, we all have fear. We come into the world, we're vulnerable, totally helpless, totally dependent. That's a scary thing. And if we don't get the attunement we need, the love we need, the comfort we need, the needs that we need, there's gonna be fear there.

Well, that's a big question. I mean, it goes back probably to childhood. I mean, we all have fear. We come into the world, we're vulnerable, totally helpless, totally dependent. That's a scary thing. And if we don't get the attunement we need, the love we need, the comfort we need, the needs that we need, there's gonna be fear there.

And so I think it's built in in some way, like this feeling of like, I'm not entirely safe. And you can have the best parents in the world, but I don't think there's anybody walking around who doesn't have some kind of issues or fear around, unconscious fear around their own safety that they then project

And so I think it's built in in some way, like this feeling of like, I'm not entirely safe. And you can have the best parents in the world, but I don't think there's anybody walking around who doesn't have some kind of issues or fear around, unconscious fear around their own safety that they then project

And so I think it's built in in some way, like this feeling of like, I'm not entirely safe. And you can have the best parents in the world, but I don't think there's anybody walking around who doesn't have some kind of issues or fear around, unconscious fear around their own safety that they then project

on to the world and of course we live in a culture particularly with the media that um weaponizes fear to keep you watching to keep you under control and so you know i'm i'm reading uh the screw tape letters right now and it's it's uh you know all about the devil essentially and it's all about fear if you can keep a person in fear you can control them so fear is really the biggest battle that we're all facing and um

on to the world and of course we live in a culture particularly with the media that um weaponizes fear to keep you watching to keep you under control and so you know i'm i'm reading uh the screw tape letters right now and it's it's uh you know all about the devil essentially and it's all about fear if you can keep a person in fear you can control them so fear is really the biggest battle that we're all facing and um

on to the world and of course we live in a culture particularly with the media that um weaponizes fear to keep you watching to keep you under control and so you know i'm i'm reading uh the screw tape letters right now and it's it's uh you know all about the devil essentially and it's all about fear if you can keep a person in fear you can control them so fear is really the biggest battle that we're all facing and um

we don't want to feel it. That's really what it is. Like if you're not afraid to feel, what are you actually afraid of? Right. And so we, we, we do so much to avoid feeling our fear. And so one of the practices that I've done and is, is,

we don't want to feel it. That's really what it is. Like if you're not afraid to feel, what are you actually afraid of? Right. And so we, we, we do so much to avoid feeling our fear. And so one of the practices that I've done and is, is,

we don't want to feel it. That's really what it is. Like if you're not afraid to feel, what are you actually afraid of? Right. And so we, we, we do so much to avoid feeling our fear. And so one of the practices that I've done and is, is,

and I encourage other people to do, is to constantly put yourself in situations where you're confronting your fear and then go through it and feel the panic, feel everything that comes up. And then on the other side of that, you realize very quickly, it was all an illusion. It was all in your head. It wasn't real in the way that you thought it was. So how do you confront it?

and I encourage other people to do, is to constantly put yourself in situations where you're confronting your fear and then go through it and feel the panic, feel everything that comes up. And then on the other side of that, you realize very quickly, it was all an illusion. It was all in your head. It wasn't real in the way that you thought it was. So how do you confront it?

and I encourage other people to do, is to constantly put yourself in situations where you're confronting your fear and then go through it and feel the panic, feel everything that comes up. And then on the other side of that, you realize very quickly, it was all an illusion. It was all in your head. It wasn't real in the way that you thought it was. So how do you confront it?

You have to take risks. You have to be willing to move towards your fear. There's really no other way to do it. And to understand that there's a very strong force within you You know, which I call the lower self. You might call it the shadow that is afraid and is doing everything that it can to what it thinks is protecting you. So it's going to convince you. It's going to tell you stories.

You have to take risks. You have to be willing to move towards your fear. There's really no other way to do it. And to understand that there's a very strong force within you You know, which I call the lower self. You might call it the shadow that is afraid and is doing everything that it can to what it thinks is protecting you. So it's going to convince you. It's going to tell you stories.

You have to take risks. You have to be willing to move towards your fear. There's really no other way to do it. And to understand that there's a very strong force within you You know, which I call the lower self. You might call it the shadow that is afraid and is doing everything that it can to what it thinks is protecting you. So it's going to convince you. It's going to tell you stories.

all kinds of stories about why you shouldn't do that or why that's scary or why that woman that you want to ask out is probably a bitch, so what's the point? Or it's never going to work out. This is the voice of fear. So you have to start to understand that your negative thoughts are actually just the voice of your fear and then understand that the culture is trying to keep you afraid.