Is Fear Quietly Running Your Life?
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Carmen Delport, a compassionate multidimensional healer, is devoted to aiding those grappling with a hollow feeling, lost identity, and diminished joy. With an innate ability to connect to the soul, Carmen guides individuals towards rediscovering their inner voice and living authentically.
How unconscious fear shapes the body and how embodied healing returns power and life force. Fear is not a flaw. It is not a weakness. Fear is information. When we allow ourselves to acknowledge fear, rather than suppress or override it, something profound begins to shift. Awareness brings fear out of the shadows and into consciousness and it is only through consciousness that healing becomes possible.
By acknowledging fear, we create the space to face it and understand why it is present. As understanding deepens, confidence naturally grows. We begin to reclaim our power, our presence, and our life force.
Fear lives in the body before the mind
Fear does not begin as a thought. It begins as a sensation. You may be holding subconscious fear in your body if you struggle to feel safe, even when nothing appears wrong, if relaxation feels difficult or unfamiliar, if focus is elusive, or if calm feels like a distant memory rather than a lived experience.
Fear often manifests as restlessness, anxiety, or hypervigilance. The nervous system remains on high alert, as though danger is always just around the corner.
Collectively, we are also living in a time of rapid change. As old structures dissolve, deep survival fears are activated around safety, belonging, stability, and the future. When fear operates unconsciously, we retreat into the mind, becoming disconnected from the body, from one another, and from the beauty and intelligence of life itself.
When fear becomes familiar
If we grew up in an environment where fear was present, emotionally, psychologically, or physically, fear may have become the nervous system’s baseline state. In these cases, alertness feels normal. Relaxation can feel unfamiliar or even unsafe. Stillness may create discomfort, not because it is dangerous, but because it is unknown.
Fear expresses itself differently in each person. For some, it appears as anger or irritability. For others, as the urge to withdraw, hide, or run. Some experience paralysis or collapse, while others feel confusion or emotional numbness. These responses are not flaws. They are intelligent survival strategies shaped by experience.
Fear: Protector and prison
Fear exists to protect life. In its healthy form, it alerts us to genuine danger and supports our survival. However, prolonged fear, fear that persists long after the threat has passed, becomes damaging to our physical, emotional, and energetic health. Chronic fear dysregulates the nervous system, exhausts the body, and drains our vitality.
A vital question to ask is: Is this fear real, or is it perceived? Is it happening now, or is it a memory living in the body?
When we live in fear, we are also more easily controlled and manipulated . Through fear of losing safety, love, pleasure, freedom, or self-respect. Fear pulls our power away from us and places it outside of ourselves.
Unexpressed fear and repeating patterns
When we are unable to fully express the emotions we felt during an initial event, particularly in childhood, those emotions do not disappear. They become stored in the body and the energy field.
Unprocessed fear fixates energy into holding patterns, making that energy unavailable for joy, creativity, intimacy, and growth. Because this process is unconscious, we may find ourselves recreating similar situations again and again, unknowingly attempting to resolve what was never completed.
Healing begins when fear is acknowledged, allowed to surface safely, and met with understanding. As we trace fear back to its origin and recognise how it has shaped our life, we create the conditions for release. When fear dissolves, the energy once bound within it returns to us as life force.
Inherited and imposed fear
Fear often enters the nervous system through caregivers and authority figures. Were rules enforced through fear? Was love conditional? Were expectations placed upon you that required abandoning your own needs or values?
Whenever we are asked to act against our true nature, at any age, fear is activated. Fear disconnects us from our inner authority and teaches us that belonging requires self-betrayal. In this way, fear quietly takes our power away.
Core beliefs, the inner child, and soul memory
Many of our deepest fears are rooted in core beliefs formed before the age of eight. These beliefs are shaped not only by what happened to us, but by how our soul experienced those moments through the body. They become energetic imprints carried in the nervous system, the emotional body, and the subtle layers of our being.
Imagine the life of a little boy or girl whose parents are constantly arguing. The home feels unpredictable. Voices are raised. Anger moves through the space. Sometimes, if they are unlucky, that anger is directed at them.
For this child, fear becomes the baseline state of being. The nervous system learns that raised voices signal danger. The body learns to brace. The soul learns to stay alert. Fear becomes a frequency the child lives inside.
As this child grows into adulthood, the body remembers. A heated discussion, someone speaking passionately, or a raised voice can unconsciously trigger the same fear response. Anxiety or panic arises, not because of what is happening now, but because of what once was.
The mind may say, “I am safe.”
But the body and energy field are responding to an earlier truth.
This underlying fear can quietly govern relationships, communication, and intimacy. The soul longs for connection, while the body protects the vulnerable self. Inner child work allows these early imprints to be met with compassion, restoring safety and allowing the nervous system to soften.
The many faces of fear
Fear is not singular. It has many expressions, and we often carry several fears at once. Healing fear is not a race. Each layer reveals itself when we have the capacity and safety to meet it.
Common forms of fear include fear of abandonment, rejection, physical harm or abuse, ridicule or humiliation, loss of financial security, intimacy, trusting others, being seen, being misunderstood, or being made an example of.
These fears live not only in the mind, but in the body and energy field. They shape how we speak, love, create, and choose, often without our conscious awareness. Healing does not require eliminating fear, but meeting it with presence, curiosity, and patience.
Multidimensional healing and the release of fear imprints
Fear also exists as an energetic imprint. Some imprints originate in our own experiences, while others are inherited ancestrally or carried from other lifetimes.
Through multidimensional healing, unconscious fear can be brought into awareness and released at its source. This work allows us to clear fear held in the energy field, access soul memories where vigilance once ensured survival, and release ancestral patterns that no longer serve.
As these imprints dissolve, new information becomes available to the body at a cellular level, information that safety is possible now. The nervous system reorganises itself around coherence rather than survival.
This process does not bypass human experience, it completes it. As fear releases across dimensions, more life force becomes available. The body softens, the breath deepens, and the soul can more fully inhabit the human form.
From fear to faith
The journey of discovering and healing fear is sacred work. It requires honesty, compassion, and patience.
As fear loosens its grip, energy returns. Vitality increases. Creativity flows. Presence deepens. This is where faith is restored, not as blind belief, but as embodied trust.
Trust in the body. Trust in life. Trust in the soul’s intelligence. Trust in oneself. Fear disconnects us from faith. Healing fear allows faith to be lived, felt, and embodied. Curiosity dissolves judgment. Awareness restores choice. Healing returns power. And where fear once lived, life begins to flow again.
Carmen Delport is a multidimensional healer, spiritual therapist, spirit shaman, and life coach. Contact here.
Carmen Delport, Multidmensional Healer and Spiritual Metor
Carmen Delport, a compassionate multidimensional healer, is devoted to aiding those grappling with a hollow feeling, lost identity, and diminished joy. With an innate ability to connect to the soul, Carmen guides individuals towards rediscovering their inner voice and living authentically. Unraveling the past, she helps release misalignments, fostering a connection with one's soul and a life of courage, self-love, and deep inner peace. Carmen's mission is to cultivate deeper understanding and heightened awareness, empowering individuals to make choices in alignment with their true selves.
