All fears can be rooted back to the fear that many identify as the fear of the unknown.
But since we cannot know that the unknown is to be feared, we truly only fear those unknowns which several known outcomes.
This also makes our fear one of vulnerability, as fears come from moments that we cannot control, which in turn makes them control us.
It is because the puppeteer knows how powerful control can be that makes him fear the string which is attached to him.
But since we cannot know that the unknown is to be feared, we truly only fear those unknowns which several known outcomes.
This also makes our fear one of vulnerability, as fears come from moments that we cannot control, which in turn makes them control us.
It is because the puppeteer knows how powerful control can be that makes him fear the string which is attached to him.
No comments:
Post a Comment