The "I Can't" mentality is opposed to the "I Can and I Will" mental attitude, and fear thoughts are that state of the mind in which everything is seen through blue glasses, where everything seems to bring a sense of the futility of endeavor. The valuable plants in the mental garden are typically destroyed by the noxious weed that grows there. The spider in the Wine of Life's cup is the fly in the ointment.
Horace Fletcher, a well-known author who coined the term "Fear-Thought" to supplant the use of the word "Worry" in a certain sense, is believed to have been the first person to use it, and it has since become commonplace. Many people misunderstood him when he said that the two biggest obstacles to a well-balanced, advanced, and progressive mentality were anger and worry. He said that removing worry meant not thinking about the future at all—a lack of common prudence and forethought.
Therefore, Fletcher coined the term "Fear-Thought" to describe a phase of his concept of "Forethought without Worry," and he gave his second book on the topic the title "Happiness, as found in Forethought minus Fear-Thought," which is a very happy expression of a very happy concept.
Fletcher was also the first to propose that fear was merely an expression of fear-thought, or the mental state known as fear-thought, rather than a thing in and of itself. The best teachers have taught that the best way to drive out Fear (or any other undesirable mental state) was to cultivate the thought of the opposite quality of mind by compelling the mind to dwell upon the mental picture of the desirable quality, and by the appropriate auto-suggestions. He and others who have written on the subject have taught that Fear might be abolished by the practice of abolishing Fear-Thought from the mind — by driving it out of the mental chamber.
The illustration has been used a lot to illustrate that the best way to neutralize fear-thought is to open the shutters and let the light in, rather than shoveling out the darkness.
The mental process has been appropriately referred to as "vibrations," a term that is fully supported by contemporary science. Then, by raising the vibration to the Positive pitch, the negative vibrations might be neutralized. Fear-Thought can be defeated by cultivating the qualities outlined in the other lessons in this book. The toxin of Dread Idea is deceptive and unpretentious, however it gradually crawls through the veins until it incapacitates every single valuable exertion and activity, until the heart and mind are impacted and find it hard to distract it. The majority of failures and "going down" in life are caused by fear.
A man is capable of rising to his feet after each stumble and facing the enemy with determination as long as he maintains his nerve and self-assurance; however, if he is allowed to experience the effects of fear-thought to such an extent that he is unable to shake it, he will fail to rise and will die miserable. It has been said that "Fear is the only thing to be afraid of."
We have previously discussed the Law of Attraction, which works in our favor to bring about the things we desire. However, there is a downside to this: it is a bad rule that cannot be applied in both directions. The Law of Attraction can be activated by both desire and fear. Fear will draw to him the thing he imagines as the Thing He Feared, just as Desire draws to one the thing he imagines as the Desired Thing.I have experienced the thing I feared. The apparent contradiction disappears when we examine the situation, and the explanation is straightforward.
Under the influence of desire, what is the pattern on which the Law of Attraction is built? Naturally, the Mental Image. The same holds true in the case of fear: the individual carries around a harrowing mental image or image of the fearful thing, and the Law of Attraction brings it to him in the same way that it brings the desired thing to him. Have you ever stopped to consider the idea that Desire's negative pole was Fear? In both instances, the laws are the same.
As with the poisonous draught, which you know will make your blood thick and black and make breathing difficult and labored, avoid fear-thought. You should not be content until you have eliminated it from your mind because it is a horrible thing.
Desire and Will, along with the mental image of fearlessness, can help you get rid of it. By cultivating its opposite, you can raise it.Change the way you look. Boost your mental resonance.Someone once said, "There is no devil but fear." If you don't send that devil back to where he belongs, he will turn your heaven into hell so he can feel at home if you entertain him in a welcoming way.Apply the Big Stick mentality to him.
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