In the Land of Fear, the Life Long Disoriented are terrorized by Fearosaurus Rex.  They feed their dreams to this predator three times a day.  Fearosaurus Rex grows stronger, and their dreams disappear.  He digests their dreams and eliminates them leaving little piles of regrets.

Regrets are the only residues left from all their dreams.  The Life Long Disoriented must watch where they walk in the Land of Fear because there are so many regrets that they can step in.

I live in the Land of Possibility, and I can walk wherever I want, because there are no regrets in my field of dreams.  Fearosaurus Rex never visits the Land of Possibility.  He never comes here, because I won’t feed him my dreams.  Pickings are easier in the Land of Fear.  The Life Long Disoriented hand over their dreams on a silver platter, and Fearosaurus Rex grows fat without a fight.  He doesn’t want to pay me a visit, because he won’t get near my dreams.  Instead of a bite, he will get a fight, and he will go home hungry.  I won’t let Fearosaurus Rex steal my dreams.  I won’t let him leave a pile of regrets on the landscape of my life.

Excerpt from :

Maximum Strength Positive Thinking : What to Say When You Talk to Your Mind

David J Abbott M.D.