Doctor of Medicine, Thomas Trobe (Krishnananda) devoted more than a dozen years to a deep study of the human soul. He has Harvard and work as a psychiatrist behind him; study of gestalt therapy, irimal therapy, bioenergy, rebirthing; life in communes and Buddhist retreats in America, meditation, yoga and seven years of discipleship and life next to Osho, the greatest spiritual master of the last century. The book “Facing Fear” finally reveals the mystery of what stands between us and love . Generously sharing his own experience, the author explores the emergence and work of fears in us. With gentle support and compassion, he leads us to open our hearts, to revive the lost capacity for trust and intimacy. The text contains many examples from the life of the author and participants in his seminars, as well as practical exercises at the end of each chapter. This book is a caring guide through the labyrinth of our fears and wounds, leading to deeper self-acceptance, to the rebirth of love and joy in our lives. Designed for independent internal work, the book will certainly be useful to those whose profession is to help those who seek: psychologists , consultants, teachers, trainers, etc. For a wide range of readers.