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The Truth About Fear: What Some People Carry Part 3 of ?
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- Jul 16, 2026
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In this episode of The Truth About Fear, Rheanna Aviy talks about the fears some people carry but do not always name, such as fear of being seen, loved, left, responsible, or committed. She explores how fear can come from childhood, life experiences, trauma, projected beliefs, and old lessons that no longer fit the present. This episode is about awareness, healing, and learning how to let fear inform you without letting it lead you. New episodes drop Thursdays at 0600 Pacific — until y’all say otherwise. Random pods out here and there. Listening on Podbean? If not, only 50 episodes appear here. Full episodes on https://divineenergy.podbean.com/ Start Here https://www.divineenergy.me/interconnected Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/divineenergyme/ Substack https://substack.com/@rheannaaviy TikTok Rheanna Aviy and @divineenergyme Store https://dnaremembrance.me/ Support: If this podcast has been meaningful to you, support is welcome via Zelle at [email protected], PayPal or Stripe. Support is appreciated in any amount, and does not include a booked session or reading. Your support helps to continue with the show. Thank you for assisting people in need, and strays. The Fear of Being Seen: And Why Push Through - Part 1 of 9 Keeping Family Secrets Flip the Energies: Turn Your Pain into Power Same Energy, Different Body Until You Learn - Part 1 of 2 • • Quick disclaimer: This podcast shares spiritual and philosophical perspectives and is not medical or mental health advice. If you’re struggling, please speak with a licensed professional.