We are often terrified of so many things: disgrace, illness, unemployment, our mortality, the suffering and death of loved ones.
When these fears arise, we are often encouraged, out of kindness, to think of the best-case scenarios.
This is a well-meaning move, but it also - unintentionally - leaves our fears to fester.
They fill us with unnamed dread and sometimes loom far larger than they should.
Therefore, the opposite move - as displayed here - involves looking our anxieties directly in the eye, refusing to be cowed by them and examining them exhaustively so as to drain them of their debilitating power.
Doing this can bring us to an important realisation: we could cope, even if the worst did come to the worst.
What follows are some invitations to meditate on scary things; not in order to depress us, but to lend us a buoyant, optimistic sense of our resilience and adaptability.
This desktop flip book aims to help build resilience and defeat our nagging fears.
The School of Life was founded in London in 2008.
They are devoted to allowing people to think intelligently about central emotional concerns.
This range features tools and accessories and beautiful stationery.
These products feature key ideas from philosophy to literature, psychology to the visual arts – ideas that will exercise, stimulate and expand your mind.
| Things | Disgrace illness unemployment our mortality the suffering and death of loved ones |
|---|---|
| Doing this can bring us to an important realisation | We could cope even if the worst did come to the worst |
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