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Am I Responsible for the Other Person’s Emotional Reaction When I Confront My Fear? Fear vs Terror, Childhood Emotions Frozen in Time
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWUaxcbCbXA
20080823 The Human Soul - Fear Is Your Friend P1
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18m37s - 21m22s
Website:
https://www.divinetruth.com
“MOST FEAR IS NOT REALLY SO MUCH CHILDHOOD EMOTION AS IT IS THE DENIAL
OF THE CHILDHOOD EMOTION. NOW I MUST CLARIFY THAT BECAUSE TERROR IS
OFTEN A CHILDHOOD EMOTION.”
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