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Racist Fear

Fear can take many forms. Racism is only one aspect of fear. No one is born with fear, it is either taught, caught, or embedded. Fear is always irrational behavior. Don’t confuse fear with caution when appropriate.

Taught: people can teach us to fear most anything, but if we allow others to teach us to fear we are dumb as a stone. Never let anyone teach you to fear anything. You are fully capable of learning on your own about life.

Caught: people we respect who have fear can infect us with that fear only because we respect them. Never fear just because someone else does.

Embedded: this is fear by association. Because you have a bad experience with someone doesn’t mean all “those” people are bad. Never fall into that trap, experience will show you “guilt by association” is a non-starter.

Think, meditate, pray, and act honorably without Fear.

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Fear of Stuttering

In my lifetime, I have overcome many fears. The first I remember started in Kindergarten. I went in the afternoon for three hours. The teacher was Mrs. Pascal. She was a kind teacher and we kids loved her. We learned our alphabet and then began to say a few words in front of the class.

But I was fearful of speaking in front of the class because of a stutter in my voice. When I got nervous I stammered. I could not control it. I really wanted to do well, I liked the teacher and going to school. Mrs. Pascal wanted us to stand up and say:

“How much wood could a wood chuck, chuck, if a wood chuck, could chuck wood.”

Knowing my turn would come soon I began to say the “Wood Chuck” over and over again at home and play until it came out perfect.

When my turn came I recited it with only one small hesitation. It gave me confidence that lasted into the first and second grades where I managed to rid myself of stuttering and actually enjoy reading in front of the class.

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Isaac

“Here’s looking at you kid.”

North America’s oldest-living ring-tailed lemur, Isaac, at the Santa Ana Zoo.

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Emotions: Guilt

Below is a comment on this video. My goal is to help, and greatly appreciate knowing when someone is changed for the better by my videos.

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I used to frequent your website when I was a young teenager. I’m a man now, and I recently paid your website a visit again. I just wanted to say, you changed my life for the better. Thank you for all that you’ve done.

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