Backward Aging News Letters

Master the Two Life Forces: Love and Fear

• Fear focuses on survival…Love focuses on creating a worthwhile new life
• Fear makes you build your comfort zone, the cage where you are limited by your own beliefs
• Love gives you enthusiasm — God inside — and makes you limitless
• Fear makes you believe you are a victim
• Love makes you co-creator of your life and of the world
• Fear reduces your potential to create and share
• Love guides you to improve the world as it is right now
• Fear makes you believe that you have no power over misery
• Love frees yourself from the opinion of others, often just their fears
• Fear makes you follow the crowd
• Love guides you in optimizing your uniqueness keeping you growing endlessly
• Fear limits your infinite potential
• Love helps you focus on your life mission: bringing love and happiness to the world
• Fear makes you accept instant gratifications that are detrimental to your long term well being
• Love gives you the will, the courage, and the joy to discover new territories
• Fear limits your life’s longevity and slowly kills you with your destructive addictions
• Love makes you happy. It lets you see and share the beauties of the world
• Fear makes you unhappy and focuses on ugliness and stupidity
• Love makes you happy to pardon which frees you from the prison of negative emotions
• Fear makes you unhappy with rancor, resentment, bitterness, hostility
• The more you love the better you discover the pure divine beauty of the universe
• Only love makes you create a long, happy, healthy, meaningful life
  

Note: Backward Aging News Letters are my modest contribution to enhancing life and living it to the fullest.
They start below at Backward Aging 3.0, downwards followed by 3.1, …

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