There's fear because opening to love can be a scary process. There is no dishonesty in love. If you think of the life force in your body as a current of love, it's like a brilliant light. When that light shines, the shadows become darker and more distinct. Opening to love helps us to see where we have not been honest to ourselves, or games we might be playing.
People sometimes are scared of that, but it's nothing to be afraid of.
I like to see things that I may be doing that inhibit the flow of creativity in my life, so I welcome the process. There's times I see things I'd rather not see, but I'm glad I do because it indicates an area where I need to change to become a more loving person. When I wrote The Starseed Transmission in 1978, the world was such a tremendously different place. The changes since then have been phenomenal. The Starseed Transmission spoke about major global, political and economic changes taking place between the years 1987 and 1989 and it was between those years that the Berlin Wall came down and Eastern Europe was freed, apartheid ended in South Africa, and the Soviet Union collapsed.