Hylke Faber [Archive.org URL]

If uncertainty is our core fear, we will pursue certainty at all cost, being rigid in our behaviors and thinking. We hold on to our opinions and feelings as facts. Our heart is closed to uncertainty, and therefore the richness of this moment. We may believe that we always need to have the right answer and that others who don’t agree with us are just not getting it, or worse.

 

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