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Fear’s Weapons

Fear’s Weapons

Fear, in acknowledgement of the student’s respectfulness & humility, answered him outright, “My weapons are that I talk fast & get close to your face. Then you get unnerved, and do whatever I say.”

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The Buddhist story of how one student faced & learned to overcome Fear.

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