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Fear of Anything that falsely represents a sentient being
Only when we are no longer afraid, we do begin to live. - Dorothy Thompson
General Meaning of 'Anything that falsely represents a sentient being'
'Sentient being' means a living being which can feel, taste, smell, see or hear, like a human being or animal.
Fear of Anything that falsely represents a sentient being Explained
You may have the fear of anything that falsely represents a sentient being. Your fear is unrealistic or imaginary. You perceive from the false image, dummy, picture, figure, wax statute, inanimate object, animatronics creature or scarecrow that it is a living being. You may fear that such thi Read More..
When you perceive features of wax statues or animatronics creatures etc. as realistic, but their movements are not accepted as normal behaviour, you may fear them. You may develop this fear from the expectations that the dummy, figure, wax statues or animatronics creatures must behave like a livi Read More..
You may show the signs of rapid breathing, nausea, choking sensations, vomiting, anxious reactions to lights or sounds, dizziness, sweating or vomiting. You must understand that a weak mind which accepts the unrealistic things as real is subject to this fear. Think about what really can happen. Nothing can really happen. Fear is the killer and takes away your confidence. Courageous persons can kill the fear or at least can manage or deal with thi Read More..
It’s your confidence and courage that would be able to get rid of any fear. Believe that you yourself have to help you to manage or deal with your fears. You need to develop the confidence to walk with high head to face any situation which you may come across. Life poses challenges at every Read More..
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