Comments on: Consciousness and Fear

By: christopher

christopher — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 05:01:45 +0000

interesting stuff. it seems anything positive just creates more positive, even it might not be perfectly accurate or even overdreaming fantasy. i did however get a kick out of the negative comment. it seems some people get a ruch out of making fun. sounds possibly unevolved. a rational person might suggest to see more evidence, most likely by soomeone i guess with say some credentials and other professionals to back it up. just noticing that its hard to prove scientifically that one evolved person can moderate as many as 70,ooo. thats some pretty loose math indeed based on so many variables and what sort of gear was used to measure these frequencies. just curious…this might come across as jaded or whatever. i just think its funny the way so many people jump on positive stuff all trusting like children but fail to balance things out with an at least semi-educated perspective. or maybe the positive extremos see things so positive that , that is really how they see them in terms of state of mind but ill go for the balance and the discernment. especially since i was one of the eager naive ones who jumped on just about anything……..pretty wordy comment huh
p.s.the gary fellah who commented on heart problems got my sympathy. i had many stupid deep fears myself for the first 40 odd years. seems to be the result of crap primitive programming the retard world. commonly known as here. yet i find im positive by not trying and just goin as zen and thought free as possible. good and vacuous,
oh and ive read neale walsche book 9 for years. ya know just open it up to see if it speaks to me in the now. very mind-blowing , very healing. even if its all made up and if the guys a charlatan, i dont care it works. if he borrowed his stuff from somewhere else id just say”hey it helps me out ………………………………ciao

By: Gary

Gary — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:48:08 +0000

Fear of death is a major one. I once developed psychosomatic illness after getting a shock about symptoms which I thought was a heart attack – but was just a false alarm. I was much younger then and very fearfull of many things.

At age 50 (about 30 years later)I suffered a stroke and survived. After installing a pacemaker/defribrillator in my heart I suffered another attack, but this device saved me. Although I still suffer from the conditioning that made me fear in the past, I no longer suffer the deep fear that my life might end and I am more willing to take on risks that I may have avoided in the past because of fear.

So the near death experiences I had has transformed the way I look at life. To a great extent I have overcome the tragic perspective that I had about passing on, and this has emboldened me to do things that I feared doing in the past.

By: Paul from Reiki Healing Light

Paul from Reiki Healing Light — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:21:05 +0000

Great blog!!! Very informative and inciteful. Excellent!!!

By: Nicky

Nicky — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 17:40:50 +0000

I agree with Jess above. I think very few people actually think much about dying, most people are too busy getting on with their lives and possibly dealing with more present fears. A fear of ageing, the actual process of gettng older for instance is probably a more prevalent fear than the fear of death.

I look forward though to reading about your No. 1 Block to success. When is it likely to be avaialable?

Nicky

By: Jess

Jess — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 14:38:19 +0000

I disagree with David Hawkins when he says that ‘Once the fear of death is transcended, life becomes a transformed experience because that particular fear underlies all others’.
From my personal experience and from the time I could remember I have not been afraid of death. I have always believed my parents were only my parents on earth but my real father is in the Heavens and dying, to me was going home, but although I have no fear of death I do have other fears.
So, where do these other fears stem from if they don’t stem from the fear of dying? Well, my personal believe is that a lot of them stem from unresolved issues in past lives that we’ve carried onto this lifetime.

By: Greg

Greg — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:18:27 +0000

You had me…you really did…right up to the point about “counterbalances”!
So…what…you have a machine that tells you this???
It’s called “Manipulation”…stop trying to manipulate people with your crap! It’s very dishonest! 1 individual at Level 500 = 750,000 people…STOPPPPPP!!! Give me a break!!!! You just lost most of your credibility with me…

* The power of the few individuals at the top counterbalances the weakness of the masses.
* 1 individual at level 300 counterbalances 90,000 individuals below level 200
* 1 individual at level 500 counterbalances 750,000 individuals below level 200
* 1 individual at level 700 counterbalances 70 million individuals below level 200

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:55:21 +0000

All of Dr. David Hawkins’ books are very interesting and thought provoking. “Power vs. Force” presents some especially important points about the damaging impact of the lower level emotions. Merely recognizing what fear is and how it is used to manipulate people can be a very liberating thought.

Anytime anyone uses fear tactics to try to make us believe something, it would help if we all stop and ask why the fear tactics are deemed necessary. Fear clouds judgment; it doesn’t improve it.

By: cloud

cloud — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:37:31 +0000

I have read this book years ago. Should be required reading!