5 Bryant McGill Quotes on Fear

Bryant McGill quotes on fear

68. Constitution: 'For the weak, beliefs are not always in line with their own personal truths, but instead they follow the path of least social resistance. Over time this reshapes the innate values nature instills within each soul into corrupt half-truths; values neither of the individual nor of a civil order, but a convoluted perversion of both. For many this makes it impossible to remain faithful to their values and yet equally impossible to escape from them. They are paralyzed with indifference and their intellectual and spiritual growth is stunted between fear and acceptance.'

72. Fear: 'If we fear the unknown then surely we fear ourselves.'

80. Instinct: 'Learn to have confidence in yourself and attempt to rely on your instincts. Instincts are often the last remnants of a once good judgment that has been dispirited by fear; the tireless master that regularly bridles true individual possibility.'

97. Ignorance: 'The common person fears to think beyond the common.'

105. Corruption: 'Sometimes power is all a person has, so they will protect it even unto their own destruction, for without power they have nothing.'