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Horror Movies Underlie the Fear of Blood and Viscera - (1902)

Fear Makes us Attracted to What we Fear

I have always been intensely repelled by horror movies. Mainly because I found them very twisted, unnatural, pointless and morbid. This was enough for me to never watch one. I thought why voluntarily stress yourself out.

However, taking away those factors I observe there a kind of fascination, a kind of attraction to want to see or be aware of the horrors that can befall a human being. This fascination or attraction comes from this fear of death and seeing blood and internal organs.

This is because what we fear we are attracted to. The proof is that being scared, we think and think about what we are scared of. And of course, this bring to us what we are actually scared of.

Horror movies are the product of infernal imagination. Fear has the use of an infernal type of imagination!
No wonder we get scared! We have to change our imagination and definitely horror movies have to go and jump

Not Thinking is to be At Peace

If we are at peace with something we forget about that something or we stop thinking about it. This is because the mind works this way, that it likes to think and think about problems looking for a solution. If everything is fine it does not think about it.

Because the mind thinks and thinks about what we fear, this indicates to us that it is a problem for the mind. The mind is not at peace. It is troubled. This is because we do not accept what we are scared of. We are rejecting it and the mind tries to figure out a way around this rejecting problem. But by duality we are also attracted to it so that fear can feed and gather up information to validate its stance and make itself stronger.

End (1902).

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