fear is something totally relative

we all r afraid of something. something or the other. and to get rid of that is a great acheivement. and the fear that gripples us all is something totally relative. there is nothing a matter, that's making everyone afraid. it all changes from person to person. place to place. a person at certain place on the planet, may be afraid of say, spiders. another person an entirely different place, may not be afraid of spiders at all. instead, (s)he may be afraid of something else completely different and not-so-much-fearsome.

from all these what we understand is that, fear is something which is not at all common. something is defined as "common", when it is found everywhere. so practically, there is always a way of resolving this fear. since its different from person to person, overcoming it differs in each person's sense too. one way or the other, when we have sorted out a way to resolve it, its a great success. because such fears are evident from the sub-concious mind of ours. and frankly speaking, we may not know at all, where the hell it had come from. so overcoming it means that we have sort of a control on our sub-concious mate!

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