Well, in English it doesn’t work as well as it does in Hebrew. In Hebrew, the word Fear – is PAHAD and when you read it backwards it reads – DAHAF which means motivation, desire.
Did you notice how many times you had a motivation or a desire for something, but you were almost paralyzed when you actually had to act on it? There is a connection between the words, and it is up to you. The Hebrew language is trying to tell us something, to teach us a message, if we are willing, and open to hear it.
When you have fear of something you want to achieve, dream of, desire - usually it is because if you really pursued it, you will succeed. We all have different things that frighten us. Some have emotional issues, some relational, some physical, and some intellectual. But what if? What if you do transform, go AGAINST yourself, go backwards. You create a new reality and your fear transforms into a desire, to great motivation. What is the worst that will happen? You will fail? So here is what I learned from history, and from my own life and close people. When you REALLY want something, and we all did in our life, whether it’s a job, a spouse, knowledge – YOU MAKE IT HAPPEN. You don’t let your fear control you. You laugh at it’s face, take a deep breath and transform. You usually find out there was nothing to be afraid of…
Hebrew, is truly a wonderful mystirious and fascination language. It has so many secrets. The more you find out about it the more you want to know.
People think it is just the language the Israelis speak, well it is the language the Israelis speak, but they (we, ok, I am one) don’t even know half of the secrets and knowledge underneath every letter and every word.
I feel blessed to understand the Hebrew that I do, and enjoy sharing it through my art work.
take a look and see if you get inspired to:
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