Why are we so afraid of Truth?

[Spiritual Warrior]

The Truth with a capital T is that he is not who she identifies with in an Absolute sense. He has concocted a story with characters and names and labels. NONE of it is real. In order for spirituality to run its course and work, she will have to admit this to himself; she is no one, he has no identity, she has no family, he has no friends, she has nothing. He is quite literally NOTHING at its core.

This is so difficult for him to stomach because she is attached to this story that he has played out in her mind. To admit this Truth FEELS like he is experiencing her VERY REAL DEATH.

He will not die in an Absolute sense, but her identity will die with the knowing of Truth. The sooner he can stomach this as reality, the sooner she can move on to the next facet of awakening. 

Edited 7 hours ago by Spiritual Warrior

[Someone here]

He has to marry her and she has to quit blushing whenever he proposes.

[Willy Phallicus]

Short answer: Conditioning.

But its you doing it to you and the more repression the more epic your quest.

[Breakingthewall]

We have no fear to the truth, we have fear to death, because it's in our genetic code from the bacteria in the origins of life. Trillions of generations choosing the one who fights, fear death and desire life