FEAR - False Evidence Appearing Real

[loveallbeings]

In non lucid dreams I'm scared of heights, I'll often find myself on rooftops or edges and the fear gets immense, then I remember I can fly and all fear dissolves. This happens constantly, almost every night. And when it happens, I always contemplate it, the fear was purely the product of an illusion, a belief that I was bound by gravity when in reality the world that I believed I was "in" is actually in me, a projection of my mind and that I am not bound by gravity and with this awareness the fear cannot exist. It makes me wonder how much this applies to every day life, most especially the fear of the unknown. Fear can only exist within the framework of separation. When you're one with all that is, fear cannot exist. What we ultimately fear is ourself, but on a deeper level its really a misperception of what "self" is that enables fear to exist.

I found this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4luMLGoU...C&index=38
and its been shifting something in me. After a series of failed exorcisms on ayahuasca, I seem to have gotten gripped by fear. For the first time in a long time, last night I felt ready and willing to fight anything and everything. I don't know if its coincidence, but it was after watching those transmissions.

[Cainite]

Attachment can also cause fear. I'm very scared of losing my best friend.
I think the hardest thing to do is to let go of your loved ones.

[I am Shayne]

I don't know you personally, but I have interpreted dreams and synchronicities in my friends/family's life which they have resonated well with.

Q'uo stated "Attempt not the courage, but the lack of discouragement"

Of course, in many dreams, one's first thought creates what they experience. The Fear, discouragement, can influence what happens in the dream. I believe that, quite obviously, once you transmute the fear, you may no longer have fear of that nature in your dreams.
Here are a couple of ideas of how we may able to alleviate fear of heights, or really anything:

1. Physically climb up a ladder or a tree, and feel respect for the danger, rather than be afraid of it.
2.0 (Make sure you're not on the ladder for this one haha) Envision yourself jumping or falling off a high place, and experience what it may be like to actually hit the ground
2.1 Envision yourself jumping or falling off a high place, falling fast, then float down with great faith that you are safe.

When we process the catalyst in the physical sense or in envisionments, I think the fear may be alleviated.