Bertrand Russell, the great UK philosopher, wrote a 1926 book "On Education" with implications for especially early childhood rearing, socialization and education (e.g., schooling). Interestingly, I am just reading this for the first time, and I see some really good signs that this will be a useful book in the history of Fear Studies, and especially the history of fear in educational philosophy.
Russell has evoked me several times to quote him (from this book), especially his line…
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The pandemic period has accelerated a cultural process that produces social fragmentation and a transformation of values. Fear pushes people to close in on themselves, to look after individual and group interests, driven by a misunderstanding of the meaning of freedom and democracy. It must be understood that one's own interest as an individual citizen is realised in the community: courageously accepting a social policy does not mean losing one's freedom - Life, sic!…
Fearologist, RMF tells in his new video of "why" the concept of fearism likely evolved in the 1990s onward and is here to…
Pranam, Mother Womb is root and base for every things, during ten month baby get every things through food, thoughts and all...like wisdom, peace, fear and all..cannot explain in words. Kindly remember in your life and asking your mother and share to this world. This is most important for Elminating Fear because today fear start from the Womb due to ignorance, lack of knowledge, negative minds trapping and various reason but need to break this and bringing the child without fear from the Womb.…
Read more…Mind Pollution cause for Environmental Pollution Human Mind Pollution Introduction: Human: Relating to or characteristic of humankind. Mind: the element of a person that enables them to be aware of the world and their experiences, to think, and to feel; the faculty of consciousness and thought Pollution: the presence in or introduction into the environment of a substance which has harmful or poisonous effects. What is the Human Mind Pollution? Kama (desire), Grodha (anger), Loba…
Read more…So hi all, Arguably, i am the most uneducated...most simple member of the Fearlessness Movement...perhaps this affords me some licence to roam a little, and learn through trial and error rather than serious consideration of well researched articles. This will always be my disclaimer...that is, i am certainly not the brightest...but i do mean well. I really want things to be better in the world, and this fearlessness project is where I have set up my stall, because intuitively for me, this is…
Read more…Hello... I have been working on a theory of consciousness and the experience of fear forms a important part of my understanding of consciousness. I'm glad to be sharing my ideas on this group. An excerpt from my book about fear is as follows..... The relation between perception of the stimulus as a potential threat and the experience of fear.... "A body executes the fight-flight response to get itself out of danger quickly. Persistent presence of threat or prolongation of perception of threat…
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