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In the blink of an eye, fate can
change your whole world, affecting your stability and mental capacity.
An idle mind is the devil's playground. Don't let your mind wonder.
Keep it focused and in tone. While you are sitting back relaxing, your
idle mind is still running hard, coming up with scenarios and
consequences. Your thoughts and fears begin to grow. Have you ever sat
back in a nice quiet room, no one else in the house, and started
recalling crime stories from TV? Just really let your mind start to
wonder and see how far it will go. Will every creak and sound be more
noticeable? I've heard stories of people dropping babies in commodes or
placing them in a trash bag and throwing them out on the roadside. When
you see a trash bag in the middle of the road and run over it, do you
think what could have been in there? Did some crazy person throw their
baby in the street and you just ran over it? Do you go back and see
what was in the bag or do you keep driving in hopes that no one could
be so uncaring as to do something so terrible? You hear of crazy things
that people do every day. You could've just become a murderer,
accidental of course, but the same. You need to be careful of some
fears. The more you feed into them, the more alluring they get.
Wondering if you are really afraid, wondering if it would really be
that bad, wanting you to get pulled into it to try it, thinking, would
you would survive if you swerved in front of that truck or if it came
at you? Don't tread too heavy there. Some people say you worry too
much. Do you really, or do you just open your mind enough to realize
and know what this world is capable of? All right, so you do live your
life in fear, but do you really know what all you have and haven't
done, or are you too scared to open the door? You start losing all
emotions for common things. So why have fear when there is nothing to
lose or gain? Somewhere in society we've gone astray, where you're more
worried about other people's sick minds, and it's polluting your own
judgment. Some people say exposing your fear is a way of overcoming
your fear. There is no overcoming fears. No escaping fears, only
displacing them to other areas to release tensions. Grasping whatever
helps to get through the initial fear. So the next time you come late
at night and go to bed, you might want to walk around and make sure
that your family is okay, because how do you know what had occurred,
the lights are already off... well, good night, and hope you find your
family alive in the morning. |
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