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By Jason Ratliff, on June 17th, 2012
 The ego is the body’s built-in mechanism that provides us with survival tools for a body that may encounter danger. It acts upon instinct when confronted with a situation that may invoke fear. The body’s instinct is to either fight or flee.
With the rationale of the soul coming into play, there no longer has to be a fear conditioned response. When enlightened to a point of realized oneness; body, mind, and soul come together knowing that the circumstances have been laid about by its own doing.
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By Jason Ratliff, on May 14th, 2011
 Let fear serve you by viewing it not as an obstruction in your path but as an amusement to enjoy. Fear can help you feel more alive. Think of it as a rollercoaster. Why would you choose to ride it? Because it is thrilling on the roller coaster of life. Sometimes you have to wait in line for a ridiculous amount of time, but all the while you are anticipating with all sorts of emotions. Fear being one of them but you’re also excited to experience the thrill of the ride. After you have finally made it to the front of the line, the moment of truth sets in when you board the rollercoaster. You buckle in securely having faith that you will be safe and sound and feeling protected. The next is the fun part, sitting back, letting go, and allowing the experience to take you.
Enjoy the ride,
Jason Ratliff
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