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As the name says it all, Integrity sounds so simple but has so much depth. Before attending the class, I was told “arrey, yeh toh bahut boring honge, bahut hi heavy type ki class hai” I carried the same notion till I attended the class. And to my surprise this has been one of the best classes ever as I have learnt amazing things during this time. Fear, a feeling that everyone has, some face it, some try to escape, but it spares none! I had the same, but the mantra that I picked from the class is- I can handle it!! & every time I feel scared, I repeat this to myself.

I am thankful to the facilitators & team mates as their sharing helps me understand that we all go thru the same stuff but the way each one handles is different, & we have so much to learn from one another. Fear- “DARR KE AAGE JEET HAI”

 

No matter how big we are, we all have fears. I have fears of nearly everything such as heights, the dark, death of loved ones, being alone, deep water and all reptiles. I know I sound like a little child but that’s me. Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. When the word “fear” comes to my mind, I think of an emotion that’s caused by a bad situation. There are many things in this world that put fear in me. Fears make me very scared and give me goosebumps.

The mindful mantra of ‘I can handle it’ learnt in Integrity classes has really helped me in overcoming or at least stay stronger during tough times.

Thank you mentors & FS for this mindful opportunity!

Regards

Ila Sinha

Whenever I listen to the word “FEAR”, the thoughts that generally come in my mind are a dreadful feeling, a scary dream/movie, a cold sweat, climbing off from a cliff, loosing closed ones and so on………

Forget about conquering the fear, I used to generally avoid looking at my fears. Why not just avoid doing things which makes us remember our fears. Easier step, right?

However after the two sessions of intergrity, I introspected and was able to find out my fears and also categorize them. Thanks to my amazing facilitators – Sanjana ma’am and Ayman ma’am :-).

It was an eye opener for me as I didn’t know that I had many fears. There is a positive energy in me now to face my fears with the help of my facilitators so that they don’t stop me from doing anything.

Happily excited for my next integrity class………

 

Integrity!

This word holds a very important meaning in everyone’s life. Integrity is valuing honesty.

Coming to fear, we all have a fear within us: a fear of anything but its there and it is not easy to overcome it.  Usually, we let go our fear by saying ‘ I can handle everything and anything’ but is it so easy? It may seem very simple but its really difficult and challenging for every individual to face it. My facilitators made it quite easy for me to evaluate and think about my fears in the first two sessions. I’m looking forward to learn and impart every bit of it in the upcoming sessions 🙂

Thank you Sanjana Ma’am and Ayman Ma’am.

Fear comes in many ways. The answer to all kinds of fear is “I can handle it”.

This may seem an ordinary sentence when read first but when inculcated it makes wonders. Its in ourselves both : fear and courage . Different situations teaches us how well we are capable of handling them.

Sharing of experiences by team mates is a boon for all of us as it helps each one to cope up with what they can relate to.

 

FEAR has two meanings:

Forget Everything And Run   OR   Face Everything And Rise

And here I am trying to face my fears with the “Integrity” Workshop. I would surely say that this workshop is relatable in so many ways. We, being involved in our own lives at all times feel that we are the only ones in pain, we are the only ones who have fears deep inside. However, after listening to the fears of fellow members, I felt I am not the only one with them and I can surely work upon these fears and let it go…

 

I am looking forward to understanding my fears, develop an action plan for those Level 1 fears and face the fears which aren’t discovered yet!

 

As very well said by Nelson Mandela, “I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.”, I would like to conquer my fears as well.

 

Regards,

Heta Rana.

 

What is Fear ?
F…E…A…R…False Evidence/Expectations Appearing Real (From abbreviation.com) and that’s why perhaps it is said to face the fear so that one realizes that it is not real but appearing to be real.

Knowing oneself through identifying one’s fear was the focul point of the discussion in Integrity classes. It was fascinating to think about the fear that has emerged suddenly and recently. Moreover, understanding the meaning of Integrity from various perspectives as well as fear has helped me analyse my fears in a better way. It means that I need to work on them in the days to come.

Thank you, both the facilitators for giving us this wonderful opportunity to reflect and all the participants for sharing your experiences which has made the workshop an enriching experience in the true sense of the term for all of us.

Regards,
Mohini Bachani

To have LIFE CLASSES in the school is a very good experience, it helps us to know ourselves better.

The first part of INTEGRITY was introduction section where I could express myself with a poem which was my own creation. I never thought about this earlier and was happy to do so for the first time in life.

We shared all our fears where I could reflect upon my fears and how I fought with them and today became a confident human being who do believe that everything is possible and I am capable to handle anything and everything.

Thus, this type of discussions and sharing helps one to be confident. The truth that it is not only you who is facing problems in life makes you the problem solver. 

 

Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson

The AHA moment for me would be discovering the actual meaning of integrity and how thin a line exists between honesty and integrity, which often confuses us.

This session made me come to face with many of my base fears and some unexplainable too. How strangely are they connected to each one and our behavior is astonishing. Integrity class and the members especially were a great support for me to able to face my fear and more importantly able to share and talk about them.

We usually are under the impression of it’s our life that’s quite difficult and how unfair it is to us. Listening to everyone’s sharing was truly an eye-opener and building up of strength to actually face our fears and making efforts to try overcoming them, doesn’t matter for it to be just a fraction of improvement.

Looking forward and much positive about the upcoming integrity classes. 🙂

 

Fear. A word so dreadful to make us shiver. So impactful that a drop of sweat runs down our spine. So powerful to stop us from reaching the seventh sky!

Fear- of failure, of losing all that we have, of being mocked by others and what not. Fear of facing our fears.

And yet here we are, in a room full of courageous people talking anything and everything about their fears; admitting and accepting our fears with open arms.

Kudos to all of us and to the facilitators to instill bravery within each other to face these fears of all kind. I hope we conquer them before they conquer our happiness and dreams.

Take every chance. Drop your FEAR!