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'''What is pleasing''' gives rise to grief; what is pleasing gives rise to fear. One who is freed from what is pleasing, who feels no grief, what has he to fear?'''Affection''' gives rise to grief; affection gives rise to fear. One who is freed from affection, who feels no grief, what has he to fear?'''Attachment '''gives rise to grief; attachment gives rise to fear. One who is freed from attachment, who feels no grief, what has he to fear?'''Desire''' gives rise to grief; desire gives rise to fear. One who is freed from desire, who feels no grief, what has he to fear?'''Craving''' gives rise to grief; craving gives rise to fear. One who is freed from craving, who feels no grief, what has he to fear?<ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/03/pleasure#p4</ref>It always seems to me that the reasons usually given for becoming wise are poor reasons: "Don't do this, it will bring you suffering; don't do that, it will give birth to fear in you"... and the '''consciousness dries up''' more and more, it hardens, '''because it is afraid of grief, afraid of pain.'''[<ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/03/pleasure#p12 ~~http:~~</~~/incarnateword.in/cwm/03/pleasure#p12]~~ref>

Fear stems from a sense of '''inferiority'''.[<ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/12/students#p35 ~~http://incarnateword.in/cwm/12~~</~~students#p35]~~ref>

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