How is an Extreme Fear or Phobia Caused?

Sometimes, people become afraid of situations and things that are NOT, in themselves, truly dangerous. These are often termed phobias. Phobia, by the way is the Greek word for fear, i.e. a name for any strong avoidance of something unpleasant in our environment. A phobia is a mainly irrational fear of something. It is not an illness. It is not a mental disorder. Nor is it a lack of will-power, or 'moral fibre', or determination!

Panic attacks: a panic attack can be a quite terrifying ordeal unless you understand what is going on and why it is going on. Panics are very common and appear to mainly affect people who normally give the impression of being confident, reliable and dependable.

"Get the facts first, THEN panic!"
-Anonymous

Did you know that this paralysing condition may or may not have anything to do with what you think you’re afraid of?

Often the phobia is a representation of some other issue that has mistakenly been hooked together by the brain as a safety mechanism. This association essentially buries the true cause and covers it by creating a phobia. People may then go through their entire lives experiencing both the unpleasant effects of the phobia as well as the limitations of the unknown, underlying issue, never able to attain the life they desire.

Fears, phobias, anxiety and post-traumatic stress are all the result of our subconscious mind having learned at some point in the past that otherwise benign environmental stimuli...(an experience) represents danger, and are to be avoided at all costs. It somehow linked extreme fear to a particular thought, sight or situation and the weird thing is...the fear can also be triggered by things we are not even aware of that were linked at the time or even make logic sense! And for some people the feelings of fear are so intense it is effectively a phobia, that can cause severe panic attacks. This learning is virtually always the result of Significant Emotional Events (SEE’s), a form of protective mechanism.

At that moment the unconscious simply decided: "I need to make sure that we don't have this ever again, so I'll make sure there is extreme fear around it, so we'll know to avoid it." And so an irrational fear/phobia is born. Attaching emotions to situations is one of the primary ways that humans learn. Sometimes the unconscious just gets the wiring wrong. Sometimes, people become afraid of situations and things that are NOT, in themselves, truly dangerous. These are often termed phobias. Phobia, by the way is the Greek word for fear, i.e. a name for any strong avoidance of something unpleasant in our environment.

"Fear is that little darkroom where negatives are developed."

Think of any situation and you can probably find someone who is afraid of it. These are not necessarily rational fears. If you mentally exaggerate the danger of a situation or become apprehensive of situations that others aren't afraid of, you may have a phobia or fear.

It is a learned response, an intense fear to an object or activity. We often get calls from people telling us "I know this doesn't make sense, but I can't help myself and I just want it to stop".

The past is gone—it no longer exists. The only thing that is “real” is the present—this exact moment in time. If this is true, then each of us must possess in the present nothing more than a construction of what our brains think happened in the past. Yet, who are we but our collection of memories? If who we are today—our beliefs, our values, our very identity—is the sum total of our past experiences, it follows that it must theoretically be possible to alter who we are today—that is, our thoughts, our feelings and our behaviors in the present—by altering this construction of the past at the subconscious level. It is literally possible to “scramble” our memories so that the meaning assigned to past SEE’s also change. The result of this re-encoding process is that we can now be free to live based entirely on what's happening here, in the present, rather than on fears generated by past—often ancient—learnings that clearly no longer apply.

Craig Santin or one of his highly skilled team assist our VIP clients to do exactly this each and every day! This process results in total and rapid extinction of fear-based behaviors and Phobias.

A quick word from Craig...

"Many people believe that curing a fear or phobia should take months, or even years.
After years of research I have mastered a very rapid change technique I decided to make this new life-changing technology available to the world.

You see, I found out that freedom from your phobia does not have to take months or even years. It can happen in an instant. It can happen with ease, I know this may seem hard to believe, but keep reading. Change is not far away..."

This process results in total and rapid extinction of fear-based behaviours and you will feel and be completely different eliminating the fear so it never haunts you again...

The good news is this can be accomplished fast, easliy oh and drug free by the way! In privacy, often can usually be completed with just one telephone consultation from the comfort of your own home or office. From any country. Quickly and easily. Painlessly! (We can even show kids as young as 5 years how to relieve many issues in just minutes).

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