In the end, what we fear will not go away, for it indicates what we must go through in order to awaken, become more genuine, and live more fully. The… - Michael J. Meade

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In the end, what we fear will not go away, for it indicates what we must go through in order to awaken, become more genuine, and live more fully. The problem is that we tend to be most afraid of what our own souls require of us. Often our deepest fear is that we might become who we are intended to be, who we already are at our core. For becoming who we truly are requires the greatest amount of change.