Day 11: When Fear Dresses as Logic

“Fear often pretends to be reason — but the heart knows the difference.” — Walk the Hidden Path

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Fear is clever.

It doesn’t always announce itself with panic. Sometimes, it sounds like: 'This just isn’t practical.' 'You need more time.' 'What if it doesn’t work?'

These are not always wrong. But they are not always right either.

There’s a kind of fear that hides inside logic — convincing you to play small, stay safe, wait longer. It uses the language of intelligence to justify the language of avoidance.

But the heart knows. It knows when a decision feels like expansion and when it feels like delay.

Let today be a day of discernment. Ask gently: 'Is this wisdom… or worry dressed up as caution?'

The mind is a useful tool, but not always an honest one. Your inner knowing is quieter — but it never lies. Start listening there.

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