6.5 Our Fear Triggers

Our Fear Triggers  Survival tends to be the most basic of our human instincts.  Our ability to create and manage our personal fear triggers allows us to improve our chances for survival.  Our lives change from childhood to becoming seniors.  We choose whether we retain our individual fear triggers from an earlier age as we grow older.    Fear is the alert mechanism that allows us to become aware of danger in some form or degree.  Becoming aware of danger with fear triggers allows us to develop personal response strategies that strengthen our drive to survive.     The presence of fear in some type or degree is usually typical for all of us as humans.  Sometimes giving ourselves permission to be human can be the strongest fear of all.