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Driven by fear

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Another challenging post by Antonio Dias: Driven by Fear.

Recognizing our own fear as we approach those we recognize to be driven by fear directs our attention at the dynamics of fear, not safely projected onto the other, but where we can have some affect on it directly, within our selves.

That’ll take practice!

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