Despite all the bad things that have been said about "fear", I have to admit that fear is a normal emotion. Or so, I should have been afraid, why not?

Right, I have things that I value, things that I care about, but I simply don't have full control over them. So, in this case, when faced with anything I don't want to lose, but there is a possibility of losing it, I will naturally have fear.

The emotion in question is not fear, but affirmation.

I'm sure the apples will fall to the ground, I'm sure the earth is round, I'm sure there's a table here, and so on. These must be the problem, because I can't be sure at all, but I am very sure of these things.

Excuse me, is this brainwashing?

The content of the fear is not a problem, because it is just a normal situation. Whatever the fear, there is a reason to be afraid, and fear has condensed the entire human civilization to some extent.

Anxiety, depression, frustration, melancholy, restlessness, etc., these so-called negative emotions are not a bad thing at all. On the contrary, emotions such as affirmation, control, and obviousness are the biggest problems.

Because I have things that I want to control, I have things that I care about, so how can I not be anxious when I know that the future will be beyond my control?

Right, what a natural and harmonious reaction, like swelling to. So, it's not about getting rid of fear at all, it's about getting rid of those affirmations.

For example, I'm sure the apple will fall to the ground, and I'm sure the sun will still rise tomorrow.

It is precisely because of these affirmations that there is a fear of "things that cannot be controlled" in contrast. If I can't be sure of everything and can't control it, how long will the fear last?

Of course, I can't be sure of everything, because the sentence itself is a certainty. Like, the phrase "nothing is absolute" is an absolute in itself.

I want to get rid of my fear, and it's based on the distorted perception that I can get rid of my fear, I can be in control. When you know that you can't control it, when you understand that you are forever in a state of "uncertainness", it may be the so-called surrender and resignation.

Again, there is no such thing as surrendering to the future or resigning oneself to one's fate, because no one knows what the future looks like, and surrender to the future is just a bunch. That kind of resignation is not resignation at all, but a kind of "it's not my fault" future made up by yourself.

If you want to reach the top of your life, no problem. It's on it, no one stops it. Any "but" is just a distortion in the mind. Of course, perhaps the choice of "the pinnacle of life" itself is a distortion in the mind.

How did the idea that I always thought that the "yes" were okay, and the negative emotions that were the problem, got into my head? Why did I not think about it at all, but I incorporated it into my own cognition?

I've always been taught to believe in what you hold on, not to be afraid, what the law of attraction is, the more you believe then the easier it is to achieve. This state itself is based on fear, so why not just admit that you have nothing to control it, and if it's all fear, why put it aside?

Think about all that "I did my best", did you really do your best?

For example, the fear of "my home will be stolen", I have been staying at home and doing my best? I can completely learn hacker knowledge, enter the imperial court network, find relevant thief information, and then strike first.

I can also sleep directly next to the door or install the window as some kind of high-tech burglar-proof window. Perhaps, it is also possible to install infrared alarm devices around the perimeter. Or, get a few dogs.

Is this doing its best? Still not, and even trying to unify the surrounding gangsters, which thief would steal his boss's room? Or, if you can't trust humans, then study your own genetics and get a few clones to come out as security guards. Or, robot guards are not bad either.

Seems ridiculous? So, change it to a less ridiculous fear, like making money. Did I really try my best to make money? No, because I always had a lot of interfaces, what kind of combination of work and rest, what kind of life is to enjoy, what is why I have to make myself hard and so on.

Yuan Changwen suddenly realized what he was doing in the past? On the one hand, he affirmed things that he could not be sure at all, and on the other hand, he wanted to control things that he could not control. Then he said that he did his best, but he couldn't see his excuse at all.

It's all roles, how can this be the behavior of a sane person? It's all characters, it's all arranged things, and there is no one at all.

Super serious about playing his role, he doesn't think he's playing at all, he just agrees that he is this role. Look at those affirmative words as it takes for granted to memorize lines. And emotions that are really taken for granted and truly reasonable are reduced to negative emotions.

Yes, if a person stays in negative emotions for too long, they may destroy the character and enter the state of a custom character. In this case, it is equivalent to killing the previous template role.

It's all puppets, it's all puppets, whoever it is. Including what Buddha and Jesus, maybe his heart is free, but the body is only a role, and the words are only a role, and they are all false. And all these dualistic elements are only the pictorial elements that are perceived at the moment.

It's all puppets.

I've always lived, and even though I knew I had a chance of dying suddenly, I believed I wouldn't die, and I was so convinced of that that I never thought about death or anything.

I've been making money, but I know that there are many situations in the future where I won't be able to make money, so I don't believe that I can always make money, so I keep worrying, anxious, and worried.

What's the difference between these two sentences? Only a puppet would do this kind of thing, and it's normal to think that it all makes sense. Reasonable people, can't they see the contradictions and nonsense in this?

Why don't you believe that "you can reach the top of your life" as you believe that "you will not die"?

Why not believe that "you were born rich" as you believe that "Apple will land"?

Only a puppet would behave like this.

Either you don't believe it, or you believe it all. If you only believe part of it, then you can only say that you have been brainwashed by that part. For example, science, the number one player in the brainwashing world.

Yuan Changwen imagined so many characters talking, reciting lines in orange like acting, and an inexplicable sense of terror gradually hit. It's faint, it's weird, it's not strong, and even as long as you're distracted, this weird horror will disappear.

But Yuan Changwen knew that it had not disappeared, and it had just begun. ()

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