Small fear, big fear, real fear, imagined fear – every type of fear.

Small fear, big fear, real fear, imagined fear - every type of fear.

Fear (from a Moral Standpoint) - (CONSIDERED FROM A MORAL STANDPOINT.)

[A] as far as [B] for fear that [C] in case that [D] so long as

possessed of fear of blame (ottapa), beggars, is Hatthaka Āḷavaka,

the fear of standing out; the fear of blending in,

Small fear, big fear, real fear, imagined fear - every type of fear.

We have a lot of fear—spiritual fear, political fear, economic fear.

To live in a state of fear is miserable: fear of your life, fear of your health, fear of your well-being.

Hundreds and thousands of fears – fears of oneself, of the other, of the world, of the future, make us sick.

There are two kinds of fear: authentic fear, and imaginary fear.

There are two kinds of fear: healthy fear and unhealthy fear.

Hundreds and thousands of fears – fears of oneself, of the other, of the world, of the future, make us sick.

Each fear question asks Americans to rate their level of fear on a scale ranging from 1 (not afraid) to 4 (very afraid).

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