Aesthetics of the Invisible World

What we fear most cannot be seen.  It is not the dog we fear, but its intention.  It is not the present state we fear, it is the future.  It is not the light we fear, but the dark. 

Fear is an invisible illusion.  So we must combat it with invisible faith:

From the Christians:

The LORD is my light and my salvation -
whom shall I fear?
The LORD is the stronghold of my life -
of whom shall I be afraid?
- Psalm 27:1

From the Buddhists:

Mind is best recognised in daily life through identification with a compassionate Lama who is beyond fear.
- Diamond Way Buddhism 

From the secularists:

Confidence.

~ Schmüdde

[Image: Max Klinger, Opus XI, Vom Tode. Erster Teil (1898)]