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E-coli, Corona, Ebola, West Nile,
What world do we live in,
or has it gone wild?
I know not what’s next but
the smile on my face,
no reason to dread
or be a sad case.
Today in this world
that’s uncommonly nuts,
the unknowns quadrupled
in size and mistrust.
Each day in this world
is ours to create –
breathe deep and take in
all lessons that shape –
a beautiful sculpture of
heroes with capes.
As day comes to end
to a sweet evening glow,
I hope you succeeded
in helping others know,
we are all connected
above and below,
may God’s love surround you
like an invisible glow.
Fear is an Untruth
In today’s world, fear is all around us and a commonplace, yet it is not real. Fear is a purely imagined “worst case scenario” that hasn’t happened, is untrue and inauthentic. Those trained by the military and other service men and women are taught to stay calm during times of crisis. People who panic are those most vulnerable.
Living with fear continuously is a recipe for disaster and affects our mental capacity to absorb new information. This fear develops into becoming impulsive and emotional which leads to being negative in judging and decision making. Instead of being safer with fear, it actually weakens our immune systems.
Anytime you experience fear think about whether it’s true, then think of the actual truth (reality) by imagining the “best case scenario” and how that will feel. Enjoy the feeling of faith and trust by doing the best you can and leaving the rest to God.
Let go and let God.
Many blessings,
Evana.

Read more articles on fear:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/focus-forgiveness/202007/fear-is-not-your-friend
https://www.krisvallotton.com/fear-is-not-your-friend
https://www.jasongutierrez.me/blog/how-to-overcome-fear
https://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/14-ways-live-life-free-fear-and-full-hope.html
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