Natural Bravery
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How to find freedom from fear: Buddhist teachings that really work, from a respected contemporary teacher. Fear is something that's such a part of our lives that it doesn't seem it would be possible to live without it. This book disputes that claim in a powerful way. Gaylon Ferguson presents traditional Buddhist teachings to show that the fear that so often wreaks havoc on us is in fact quite insubtantial—and it's mostly something we create ourselves. If we can learn to see that, it becomes pret
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This book offers a direct path to finding freedom from fear through accessible Buddhist teachings that challenge our fundamental assumptions about anxiety. Author Gaylon Ferguson presents traditional wisdom with contemporary relevance, arguing that the fear dominating our lives is largely self-created and ultimately insubstantial. Rather than accepting fear as an inevitable burden, these pages provide practical methods for recognizing its constructed nature and developing genuine courage. The approach transforms fear from an overwhelming force into something workable and manageable through mindful awareness.
What makes this guide particularly effective is its balance of philosophical depth and immediate applicability, showing readers how to cultivate natural bravery in everyday situations. Ferguson's teachings stand out for their clarity and lack of pretension, making ancient wisdom feel freshly relevant to modern anxieties and stressors. Anyone feeling trapped by patterns of worry or self-doubt will find these insights genuinely liberating, offering not just temporary relief but lasting transformation in how we relate to fear itself.
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