Fear and its touch

Fear is not an object.

It is not something you own.

It is an encounter.

A movement between what is
and what could be.

Fear is not an enemy

Fear does not attack.
It is a signal.

It does not say: “run”.
It says: “look”.

Fear marks a point:
something matters here.

Without meaning there is no fear.
Fear is the shadow of importance.

Meeting fear
is not surrender.
It is awareness.

What is being touched here?
What is at stake?

Fear is not a boundary.
It is a door.

Who walks through it
expands their space.