post 79 talking about emotions with stories1 today we talk about fear

According to the RAE, the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language, fear is
1. Anguish over real or imagined risk or harm
2. Suspicion or apprehension that someone has that something contrary to what you want is happening to them

The risk or threat may differ between human beings, there are people who are afraid of clowns and others who love them. And fears, in principle, are neither good nor bad. They only inform you of a possible risk to your integrity and that you have to take action. It will be positive for you if in a risky situation you take the appropriate measures and move forward. It will be negative if it paralyzes you and you cannot advance

I'll tell you a story, that of the lion in the savannah.

In a distant African savannah, a lion was lost. Wore
more than twenty days away from his territory and thirst and hunger
they devoured it. Luckily, he found a freshwater lake and
crystalline. Swift, he ran fast to drink from them in order to alleviate
your thirst and save your life.
As he approached, he saw his face reflected in those calm waters.
- Whoops! the lake belongs to another lion - He thought and terrified,
he fled without actually drinking.
The thirst was increasing and he knew that if he did not drink, he would die.
The next morning, armed with courage, she again approached
lake. As the day before, he saw his face reflected again and
again, in a panic, he backed away without drinking.
And so the days passed with the same result. At last, in one of
Those days he realized that it would be his last if he did not face his
rival. He finally made the decision to drink water from the lake.
what will happen. He approached the lake with determination, nothing mattered to him. He stuck his head in to drink ... and his rival, the dreaded lion
disappeared!

What do you think? Do you want to comment on it? And do you want to comment on your fears? How do you deal with them?
In the next post I will comment more on fear and on the story, and any comments can be made here or by email mariarivescoach@gmail.com, happy to read you