Find Your Middle Ground

Tag: fear

  • Love is at the Heart

    “Love is at the heart of all things. How you feel but reflects your decision to accept love or to reject it and choose fear. Both cannot be chosen. All feelings you label joyous or compassionate are of love. All feelings you label painful or angry are of fear. This is all there is. This is the world…

  • * The Obstacle is the Path

    I wrote this some time ago when my husband was diagnosed with cancer. I didn’t publish it at the time, because of the uncertainty and tumultuous emotions that came up for us both. The treatments are over now and life is beginning to get back to normal. We are grateful. When I read this post…

  • * Facing the unknown

    The unknown can be a scary place to face. Our mind creates scenarios and one thought feeds an other… into distortion and fortune telling of disaster. We feel anxious, out of control and extremely vulnerable. Yet, when we begin to experience the unknown, we start to believe we understand and feel more in control. “Yep – I…

  • * Window 714 – Accept that you are fearful

    Originally posted on A Window Of Wisdom: Every challenge we are faced with, is an opportunity to embrace our fear of the unknown…and if we can acknowledge the fear, instead fearing the feeling of fear, the unknown becomes a journey instead of a struggle. ~ WOW ~

  • * Inspiration – Moods

    Moods arise from fear So be kind Focus on the good in others It isn’t about you or me Its part of the human condition Don’t take it personally Simple as that Val x

  • * Hidden Secrets #7 – Courage

    Originally posted on Source of Inspiration: It is impossible to eliminate all fear from our life. True courage is the ability to act positively when we are most afraid.

  • * Strength and Courage in Life

    Not too long ago I shared a poem from an unknown author about the difference between strength and courage. It is very inspiring. Many of us think of strength and courage as being similar, but in my experience their essence and their impact are very different. To make this really resonate, take a moment and ask yourself…