HUMAN OPERATIONS MANUAL

By Lyndon Allicock


Introduction: Fear

23.  Fear of the unknown is crippling and debilitating.  Most of us suffer severely from spiritual handicap because of fear.  ³Most have chosen, mainly ignorantly, to define themselves as material and economic beings. ⁴In so doing, many have strapped chains onto themselves in their vain bid to ‘belong.’ ⁵Such, have given away their option of true free will, and have chosen ‘slavery’ instead.

24.  What beguiles most is the lure of not facing up to the ‘unknown,’ thinking that by believing in the guidance of others they would be steered clear of the unpleasantries of life.  ²This is all a myth. ³Most lives become hollow or rotten at the core because of such choice.

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