“You cannot fight what you fear” Debate. Is this Ultimately correct?

Recently this comment was put to me “You cannot fight what you fear, You can only struggle to overcome your fear and face whatever you are chosen to face. ” .. It perplexed me some and I replied: My rational struggles to agree seen as surely its so that We Must Fear what we Fight!, as if we had No Fear, then we would have No Fight. If we had No Fear then we would only have Peace and Contentment.

For instance: During a powerful vicious attack it would be near impossible to feel Peace and Contentment. It would be foolish and dangerous advise to say we should not feel fear in many many situations!, After-all, Fear is an important emotion of Self Protection.

But then I thought more and considered perhaps it is ultimately correct! With the mindset that Fear is Futile on the basis that something far greater awaits us in death (belief dependant) .

Eg: Death is the Ultimate Fear.. If we do not fear Death then we should not feel fear, but typically we all will feel fear, even the most Good and righteous.

Personally I have little fear of death, In some respects I welcome it, as it is my belief that Far Greater things await me, but surely if I was under the threat of death by, say, covert attack, then surely to experience no fear would be putting me at undue risk, due to Fear being the Alarm Call, The Alerter.. For instance, Imagine saying: I'm just going for a night-time walk, alone, unarmed, through Nairobi National Park, with the expectancy to return to my happy family in the morning, I can do this with peace and contentment because I have no fear of (probable) death!...

To overcome fear could be one of life s greatest achievements of enlightenment,

or is it so that to numb our senses of fear would leave us Unnecessarily and Foolishly Vulnerable?

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Permalink Reply by Paul Jones on October 21, 2012 at 2:20pm

I’ve taken time to consider this and I’m afraid I still disagree!

Fear is an important emotion that we need. We need to control fear and try not not allow it to control us but we must not try to diminish it too much!. It is unhealthy to diminish fear excessively, as by doing this could be considered to be like an unhealthy indoctrination (forced or self induced)!.

To explain:

A few years back in the UK a family whilst on holiday had there child abducted from the resort. The child’s name was Madeline McCann. She has never been recovered and the most likely suggestions as to her end is that she has been abducted into the sex trade by gangsters/ pedophiles etc!.

Most consider the family were 'normal', having usual good traits and were planning to teach their daughter reasonable understanding of right and wrong, good and evil etc, whereby, hopefully she would be indoctrinated with good ethics and standards that would result her having the correct knowledge of what to fear, what to trust, what to love etc. All of this should have helped her maintain a good and ethically healthy life, basically giving her the correct knowledge and the best chance to succeed and have a happy existence with good standards and love... But now things for her are very different!, Infact, pretty much the opposite!. She will be destined to be indoctrinated by repeated evil, molestation, rape, cruelty, abuse, violence etc. She will experienced very little love and kindness and will be set bad examples throughout her growth. The very things that she should have feared, she will become hardened too, having very little emotion.. Intact through this powerful indoctrination she will most likely end up appreciating that sex is about the nicest thing for her, and that submittal to sex will provided her with the most comfortable life. Basically, Love will be replaced by sex and money. It is also a fact that if her indoctrination is most successful she could become a cruel abductor, a pedophile, a molester etc!, as throughout her evil indoctrinations she was 'repeatedly forced to abandon her fears' and good ethical standards and compassion etc!. Leaving her without memory of what she once was or could have been!..

A further, more simple explanation:

Consider soldiers coming and going from Afghanistan. I’m sure that most of them will feel fear and would recommend that a certain amount of fear could save your life in this very dangerous environment, and that over confidence, lacking in fear, could result in complacency and death!.

The fact is that most people have little knowledge and awareness about Satanism, and because of this lacking knowledge and awareness they have 'no or little fear'. They continue to live their uneducated life’s, unaware of these dangerous manipulative satanic criminals.. It is a fact that this lacking of fear, caused by lacking of knowledge, creates a free run for covert manipulative criminals and Satanists. If people had more understanding and knowledge, they would feel more fear, become less trustful, be more alerted to possible wrong doings, asking more questions, having stricter standards, being less foolish!...

So, correct knowledge and good ethics is power and understanding and awareness, that should install correct understanding of what to fear and how much to fear/ avoid it, and what not to fear. Fear is an important emotion linked to healthy good ethics and indoctrinations.

Anyone that says we should not fear deceiver's is utterly foolish!... As evil deceivers will try to hurt you without your knowing!...

I agree with you James that we should try counteract their negativity with as much positivity, good ethics, knowledge, understanding and awarness as possible.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Jones on October 21, 2012 at 3:21pm

Hi there Troy,

That's interesting. But surely to be fully rational and balanced, All thought must take consideration of emotions, and particularly of important ones, such as fear etc. After all we are humans with emotions and not, say, a computer program, programed to make logical decisions, void of emotion.

The decisions we make effect ours and others emotions, and that's the way it is!

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Permalink Reply by Paul Jones on October 21, 2012 at 4:06pm

I'm considering that where decisions are made void of emotion, things tend to go a bit wrong, one way or another, and people experience ill feeling and negative emotions are regularly the result.

Perhaps a Classic representation of this could be 'Corporation Companies' and the like. They concentrate on logical decisions about finance, largely void of any emotion considerations, known to be 'cut throat' and 'heartless' 'cold' and driven by 'selfish greed'...

It is my opinion that lack of consideration to human emotion and well being within rational decision is one the worlds greatest wrongs! Particularly in business this is the case and is fundamentally part to do with negative discord we experience regarding the Illuminati..

After all, they are the ultimate example of emotionless decision, driven by greed and obsession etc.

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Permalink Reply by Paul Jones on October 21, 2012 at 4:41pm

Agreed :) Proper rational thought of a decent, intelligent individual, should have the ability to separate logic from emotion, where needs be, with correct ethical placement and consideration of empathy and well being of others. I guess were talking about 'balanced decision making'. Proper and Fair rational thought must take consideration to as many social/ psychological/ physical/ emotional results etc as possible. This is fundamentally, 'empathic decision making', that is something the evil indoctrination/ teachings of the Illuminati and satanism do not allow!

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Permalink Reply by Paul Jones on October 21, 2012 at 5:01pm

I'm pleased with how relevant this discussion has turned out :) I think it should help people understand and know their enemy, and also to gain understanding of the importance of empathy, good ethics, rational, fair, balanced decision making, freedom, peace and equality :)