The Energy of Fear

I think it's safe to say most people were afraid during and after 9/11. Alot of people were confused and depressed. You could even tell it on the commute to and from work for quite awhile. People drove differently. They were more polite and cautious.

I read a political book after that (my first one) and near the beginning the author wrote something like 'there is nothing to fear, there is nothing to fear, I repeat, there is nothing to fear.' For a split second I didn't fear. Power of words...so choose who you listen to.

When this recent event with the planes from London happened, I did not feel one second of fear. I noticed it about myself immediately and let myself enjoy my lack of fear. I think once you have "crossed over" it is very unlikely that you will ever go back. I'm just saying that this Administration no longer has that power over me and it feels great!

Why Are We Suddenly At War With "Islamic Fascists"? A Neologism that Signals a Change in Strategy As Elections Near By JOHN W. DEAN Friday, Sep. 08, 2006

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