Miguel Carrillo wrote [1] [es] on Evolución Creativa about fears, and he uses a tale from a land named “Confortland”, and concludes with this reflection:
Fears don't define us, how we face them do. We hire our dragons to protect us, they aren't good nor bad, they just are. The only reality is that they are not inside us, as we've been told, they are external entities, and if we manage to see them like that, it will be easier for us to face them, control them and put them boundaries.
]The post reviewed here was part of the second #LunesDeBlogsGV [2] [Monday of blogs at GV] on May 12, 2014.