Definition of Fear

• FEAR is False Evidence Appearing Real.
• A nice acronym.     
• Calling it False Evidence is saying that fear is an illusion or a lie. 
• Lies are made of words.  Fear is an emotion.
• We can create fear as a reaction to believing illusions, lies, or false evidence. 
• Is FEAR an illusion or false evidence appearing real? 
• There is the illusion we imagine in our mind.  
• There is the emotion we create as a reaction to fear. 
• We only react with emotion when we believe it to be real. 
• It’s the believing that makes the illusion APPEAR real.  
• We make the illusion appear real.  
• There is the appearance of things.
• Also, there is how we create emotion as a reaction to appearance of things.
• We can also create fear as a reaction to something that is a very real. 
• If you are flying in an airplane and it has an emergency where it is losing altitude you are going to feel fear. 
• You don’t have to panic, but fear is probably going to be there. 
• The evidence isn’t false.  It’s real and the fear is too.  
• Evidence is not the same as emotion. 
• A person can accept their mortality and the letting go of their body when they come face to face with death. 
• There is real evidence in the passing of the body, and yet no fear. 
• In this moment there exists no presence of any illusions about death. 
• Without making up any beliefs about death there is no fear.
• Can we create fear as a reaction to false evidence, or real experience?
• Fear is an emotion, which we can create. 
• It is created as a reaction to external things.
• Fear being False Evidence Appearing Real is focusing our attention on, that we are be reacting to an illusion.