"Do it Scared"

I just began to read my friend Jennifer's book a little while ago and it has helped me ponder some important things. I read this part she wrote and it broke my heart for her to have that memory as a last memory of her father at first.. Then, I thought about it a little while. In a funny kind of way I think that memory was meant to be a huge blessing because the truth is, everyone gets frightened and that's okay. We are human beings. I view it as a father giving a sense of freedom and permission in saying, it's okay to feel scared. It is natural to feel frightened, especially when we are faced with the unknown. Maybe it was his way of communicating that fear exists only in the body because the body is an attachment (to the earth). I believe once the body has run it's course, what is left is spirit. And in the spirit, fear does not exist... So fear not that type of freedom.