Sorry, I think we are miscommunicating and crossing wires/messages.
1. You thought I was saying "I had autism," but I thought someone said "you had Asberger's"
2. fear is a separate issue from that.
I thought you were "scared" this was some kind of game. So you were "scared to play."
So I said don't play games and there's nothing to be scared of. Then later you said you "didn't want to know"
so it sounded like you were "scared" again to think this was something negative or better off ignoring.
Is this more clear what I mean by being scared?
SS the basic types of fear are:
(a) fear of the unknown
(b) fear of change or control by external influence/authority
(c) fear of conflict or confrontation
So as long as you are okay addressing your fears, resolving them with knowledge and understanding,then there is nothing to fear that you can't get over.
One thing some other people are usually "afraid" to know about. When I bring up spiritual healing and how it works, many people freak out because it would change their perception and they are afraid of those changes.
Are you afraid of looking into this area and understanding why it has such an impact on society?
If you are not ready, that's fine, we can start with something else. But this concept usually scares people on multiple levels: their personal perception changing, their relationships changing and how they look at the world.
Can you handle that or do you want to talk about something else?
Thanks Sensitive. I think it's good to overcome fear. We all have a lot to learn here because we're all so different.
Appreciate you sticking around to discuss more things in depth.
Yours truly, Emily