I think it has elements to it.
It can be a lever, and a capturing device as in religions use of it.
It can be an aid when fight or flight take over and create adrenalin.
It can be a great tool if you use it to prepare for whats ahead (when you fear an outcome)
It can be stifling in the face of a disaster.
So in combat you can sometimes use the first one to get into the heads of your opponents.
The second can stop you from becoming complacent and able to use the opponents attacks to refuel you.
3rd, the mental tool which can create foresight and temper what you have.
Last is the one that training and the use of no3 dissolves, knowing you have prepared and done everything that you could of done mentally physically spiritually so your thoughts, feelings and actions flow as one prior to the real event.


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