What is fear?
A survival mechanism? Yes, at the most basic level, fear is a response to danger. It is the very act of your brain sensing danger and alarming you, preparing you for what is to come.
Act now, now!
The message it tells you as it forces you to comply no matter what. Your muscles tighten, your heartbeat increases, your breathing becomes sharp, and your mind becomes both scared and relaxed. The rush of adrenaline in your body carries you to greater heights to combat whatever is coming.
But fear is not a dangerous animal or a cliff. It is much more than that. Different species fear different things. There are many kinds of 'Fear'.
A tiger does not fear any animal that comes before it; it is a predator that stands at the very top, but even a tiger will fear falling from the skies. No matter the sharpness of its teeth and claws, no matter the density of its muscles. It will fear the thought of falling from the skies.
