Does fear have anything to do with the present moment?
What does thought have to do with fear?
Does fear always have something to do with the future?
Is there a difference between fear in the presence of immediate danger and psychological fear?
Can something that happened in the past create fear in the present?
Does thought take a past experience and project it into the future?
Can fear exist without thought?
Is fear about what is happening, or about what might happen?
Can there be fear without anticipation?
When something we feared actually happens, what happens to the fear?
Is fear a response to reality—or to what thought says may happen?
Can thought turn a possibility into a psychological reality before it has happened?
Can fear exist without an image of what might happen?
What happens when we observe fear without trying to escape from it?