What are you afraid of?
You may have had at some time, the feeling of someone watching you, following you, when you're somewhere or even when walking, and when we noticed we got smart, we tried to somehow mislead that look directed at us. However, it's just human instinct showing up, which upon realizing a certain level of danger, makes our eyes react in a way that we look almost instantly at the sighted target and then think of a way to leave the scene to avoid some kind of danger in the future. But that's the smallest of fears, compared to what we don't see, that's the worst fear we can describe, in my opinion.
The fear we feel of other people at their respective times on a daily basis, are the result of news, violence conveyed by different media or even experienced, and we absorb this information and stay in a state of mental and bodily alert, daily. Automatically what happens first when we sense a danger? We run, we quicken our steps, then our heart speeds up, and so on. If you live in a violent neighborhood, your brain will automatically program you to be almost 100% alert and aware of the movements around you. He just won't be 100% attentive because there's always something to entertain the person, whether it's a passing car, landscape, cell phone, etc.
However, they are just social and physical fears. So what's the worst fear you have? Supernatural stuff. Yes, maybe you think this is silly, but supernatural powers are and will always be infinitely greater than we can imagine, if you've ever had a supernatural experience in any way or even through dreams, you'll contemplate what I'm saying. I've seen angels (dreams), they have a human form, but they are larger and reflect a strong and bright light around them, the peace, tranquility they bring is immeasurable. Just as I've seen the devil transformed into human form (dreams), and the strength they have is disproportionate to what we know, fear, weakness in the face of this strength is grotesque, you are immobile in front of the shadowy figure and the magnetic complex yours return.
Given the facts, I would say that we are moved by fear, fear of aging, of becoming miserable, of violence, of supernatural things, in fact, fear of everything around us. Would you have the ability to donate all of your money and the house you live in to charity? Most or all would say no, why? or of walking at night in a dangerous and violent place where it is the route of countless robberies and deaths? I think not. This is because of fear of the future consequences of those actions. Fear is part of our everyday life, be it physical or supernatural, there is no way to escape, only to maintain the balance between fear and courage.