Our greatest fear is that those fears stop us from reaching, achieving and believing in ourselves and our abilities.
Our greatest fear is that we live the comfortable life and never know the essence of who weare.
Our greatest fear is that we live a life of going through the motions, never feeling true joy or meaning.
Our greatest fear is that we live our lives in the confines of the box that we have placed ourselves in. Never to break free or transform.
Our greatest fear is getting to the end of our lives and having nothing and no one to show for it. No legacy of love or lineage, no memories or wisdom to past down to our next generations.
Our greatest fear is that we are not truly known, seen, and understood.. by those we love or by more importantly ourselves.
Our greatest fear is that from our lifetime of seeking, we never get to the core of understanding.
Our greatest fear is that we are less than, unworthy, not enough.
Our greatest fear is that the void we feel within ourselves is never filled.
Our greatest fear is that happiness is never known to us.
Our greatest fear is that the critical voice and conversations that we have with ourselves, about ourselves, become our truth.
Our greatest fear is that we are “found out” that we are a fraud, as we suspected.. all along.
Our greatest fear is that you will never find out how to ease the feeling of suffocation within our own lives.
Our greatest fear is that we are forgotten.
Our greatest fear is that the things that we have prioritised and placed great value on, like careers and cars, hold no value to us.
Our greatest fear is that we shine our light and live our calling but get condemned by these we love.
Our greatest fear is that we live so cautiously that we did not live at all.
Our greatest fear is that we consume and compare so much that we are a carbon copy of everyone else.
Our greatest fear is that we don’t know love, acceptance and belonging. Never truly understanding that we are the only ones that can make us feel whole.
