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Edward Scott

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I am Edward Scott, a writer and spiritual aspirant. I live in Saint John, New Brunswick with my spouse and two children. For most of my childhood and young adult life I struggled with fear. This fear caused anxiety which was at times quite overwhelming. It stopped me from living as my true self. I did whatever I could to fit in and gain approval and acceptance from others. I would compromise my integrity just to feel accepted. It stopped me from taking healthy risks and from many opportunities.

This fear eventually brought me to a place of despair by the time I was 30. With a child on the way I decided that I needed to find a solution. I began seeking. I found that seeking a solution to my ever chatting and fearful mind was actually the solution itself. When I focused my attention on hope that there was a solution to my fear, I had already begun to set in motion the manifestation of the solution.

The road that I found myself on was practicing Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to challenge my thoughts and help me with seeing the truth about any irrational fear. This eventually brought me to meditation which has enabled me to contact something within me that is void of fear. A neutral state of being that brings relief and fresh perspective.

I experimented with contemplative and selfless prayer, gratitude journaling, and helping other people. I found that when I focused on meeting the needs of other people, I was not focused on my own fear or unquenchable thirst to feel content. This was the turning point.

This is when I realized that I only have a problem when I think I have a problem. To the degree that I try to contribute to life, are my own struggles taken care of, seemingly without my intervention. When I let go of my limited view point and stay open, the answers to any difficulty eventually is presented.

I see now that there is a far greater power at work, that I can tap into at any time that I choose. Today, I try to pass on what I have found to others.

Edward Scott

4.3/5 ( ratings)
Website
Go to Website
I am Edward Scott, a writer and spiritual aspirant. I live in Saint John, New Brunswick with my spouse and two children. For most of my childhood and young adult life I struggled with fear. This fear caused anxiety which was at times quite overwhelming. It stopped me from living as my true self. I did whatever I could to fit in and gain approval and acceptance from others. I would compromise my integrity just to feel accepted. It stopped me from taking healthy risks and from many opportunities.

This fear eventually brought me to a place of despair by the time I was 30. With a child on the way I decided that I needed to find a solution. I began seeking. I found that seeking a solution to my ever chatting and fearful mind was actually the solution itself. When I focused my attention on hope that there was a solution to my fear, I had already begun to set in motion the manifestation of the solution.

The road that I found myself on was practicing Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to challenge my thoughts and help me with seeing the truth about any irrational fear. This eventually brought me to meditation which has enabled me to contact something within me that is void of fear. A neutral state of being that brings relief and fresh perspective.

I experimented with contemplative and selfless prayer, gratitude journaling, and helping other people. I found that when I focused on meeting the needs of other people, I was not focused on my own fear or unquenchable thirst to feel content. This was the turning point.

This is when I realized that I only have a problem when I think I have a problem. To the degree that I try to contribute to life, are my own struggles taken care of, seemingly without my intervention. When I let go of my limited view point and stay open, the answers to any difficulty eventually is presented.

I see now that there is a far greater power at work, that I can tap into at any time that I choose. Today, I try to pass on what I have found to others.

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Hidden Unknown Truth: A Guide to Consciousness, Spiritual Awakening, and the Joy of Living

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