Overcoming Fear Reflection

Overcoming Fear Reflection

Recommended Frequency:

Every week on Sunday

Take time to reflect on fears holding you back and practice exposure therapy to overcome them. This promotes inner peace and living authentically.

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Identify Your Death Fear
Fear Exposure Meditation
Identify Your Death Fear

Identify Your Death Fear

11:00 AM 20m

Reflect deeply on what your core fear or anxiety is around mortality, failure, being forgotten etc. Getting clear on this fear is key to overcoming it.

# Benefits:

🔑 Brings subconscious fears into awareness 🧭 Provides clarity on what's really holding you back 🌳 Allows you to live with more intention

Fear Exposure Meditation

Fear Exposure Meditation

11:30 AM 20m

Practice a meditation visualizing your core fear in visceral detail as exposure therapy to become desensitized to it over time.

# Benefits:

🧘‍♀️ Releases you from the grip of fears and anxieties 😌 Cultivates inner calm and confidence 🌳 Helps you live with clarity and presence

What You'll Get
  • 💪
    Increased Self-Awareness
    Getting clear on your core fears brings them out of the subconscious and into your awareness where you can address them.
  • 💪
    Live with Intention
    Overcoming the fears that are holding you back allows you to live more authentically and aligned with your values.
  • 💪
    Reduced Fear and Anxiety
    Repeatedly exposing yourself to your core fear in a safe environment helps desensitize you to it over time.
  • 💪
    Inner Calm and Presence
    By facing your fears head-on, you cultivate a sense of inner calm, confidence and ability to stay present.
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