Recently, our new United States Attorney General, Eric Holder, pronounced that we are a nation of cowards. He specifically was referring to our reluctance to discuss matters of race. As shocking as his tactless comment is, he points to one Truth: that what we fear is where we are stuck. Until we can transform that fear-based belief, we are doomed to live that reality like the movie Groundhog Day.

Life really isn’t that mysterious. In areas where we refuse to acknowledge that we are afraid, we continue to have the same reality over and over again, in fact, that reality gets bigger and bigger until we scream “man”.

We are currently seeing an economic situation in the United States the like of which has not been experienced since the Great Depression. How did this happen? Well, it didn’t happen overnight, but it grew inch by inch over a long period of time based on the belief that there isn’t enough wealth. It’s a fear-based belief that we don’t have enough money.

This belief then grew into many correlated beliefs, such as: To get mine, I will have to lie or misrepresent the facts. If I disagree with this group that has a lot of money, I will be excluded; if I tell the Truth, I will not have access to money. Go ahead and create more statements of your own. They may sound like, “I stayed with GM because I was afraid to try something new or because he was too old to do anything else.” “I bought this house and I was too scared to ask about the details of the loan.” “I lied on my loan application, because if I didn’t, I was afraid I wouldn’t get the house.” Always, it is our fear when we don’t recognize it, that causes us to make more fearful decisions, which by the Law of Attraction will create an even bigger mess.

Now multiply this by a nation of people who believe in lack. When we are afraid, we shrink and become smaller, which is the opposite of Who We Really Are. We do not innovate and create when we are paralyzed or frozen by our fears. A small fear, if left undisturbed, will grow into a huge monster to finally catch our attention that we need to transform that fear-based belief into Love and Abundance. In short, we have to change – our mind.

If we are cowards, it is only in that case that we run from fear, instead of naming it. Freedom begins the moment we stop running, get distracted and ignore it. By the minute we name it, we have chosen our new course, which is natural. For example: I am very afraid that my wife will leave me. Now I know what I want: I want a long and happy relationship with this woman. My focus now points in a whole new direction from empty to full. The question I ask now that I know what I want is this: How can we have a long and happy relationship together?

Fear focuses us on the downward spiral to nowhere. Deciding where we want to go consciously and focusing our spirit in that direction asks the Big U to send us all the information on the subject of fulfilling and happy relationships. We see them, we hear people speak as information is sent to us in response to our questions. Fear breeds more fear and gives us the result we don’t want. Refocusing to the fullness of what is wanted gives us what is desired.

If we knew this and believed this, we wouldn’t be so hesitant to face each and every fear and celebrate it as the perfect opportunity to turn the tide and chart the desired direction. Instead, we languish in fear. We hide and disguise it behind pills, TV, food, sarcasm, and hate—anything to distract us from that disgusting feeling. Meanwhile, we do not understand that the feeling of fear is our friend.

This friend has come to say, “You’re thinking wrong about all of this. The source, your Godchip, is living the opposite of what your human mind thinks, that’s why you feel so bad. You think you can’t be okay.” , but the Godchip of him knows that he is in complete and perfect health.”

The gap between his human beliefs and his Godchip Saber of Truth is pain, because the absence of the Source always feels bad.

So what will we do with all this fear? He begins to recognize each one, naming them. This is a task for every American, because the collective consciousness is not going to change until each individual does their personal work. How to start?

Sit quietly and feel the issues that are troubling you. You may want to light a candle and put on some good music, but set your intention not to freak out or try to figure anything out. You are simply going to play a new game called Name That Fear. The purpose of this Game is to refocus you from feeling powerless (separation from your Godchip) to the empowered direction (the journey back into alignment with Source).

Therefore, you can make your list as follows:

Current Fear                                                New Desire:
I am afraid that I will lose my job.                        I desire work that is uplifting, challenging and  rewards  my energy contribution.
I am afraid that I will get a really bad disease.           I desire to live long and in complete and perfect health, with the vitality to do everything I want to do.

You get the idea. Make your list, and then immediately consider what new wishes have just been born.

Review this list of new wishes and feel certain in the clarity of your new focus. It feels so good to be clear that I want a challenging and motivating job every day of my life that rewards me well for my energy and contribution. And how good it feels to be clear about the desire to live a long and happy life in complete and perfect health. Phew! Clarity. Relief. Remember: this is just about gaining a new focus, not solving anything. Feel the relief of shifting your focus from fear to fulfillment.

Clarity and relief are the result of refocusing your Being on Truth and far of the lie You couldn’t have found the new direction, until you looked at that fear and named it for what it was.

The next step is to make a new list, with only your new wishes on it.