The text appears to be a transcript of a fear-facing exercise where participants are asked to identify and handle various objects while in the dark. The objects include a snake, a rabbit, a spider, and a variety of other items. The participants are encouraged to overcome their fears and face their deepest fears. The exercise includes a series of clues and questions to help participants identify the objects. The fear-facing exercise is designed to help participants overcome their fears by facing them directly.
1. The fear being faced is the fear of snakes. The speaker is feeling the fear slide all over their neck.
2. The speaker is not liking the situation and wants to be taken out. They are being given kisses from no snake.
3. The speaker is feeling the body of the snake, which is like hairy. The speaker is not sure what they are touching.
4. The speaker is touching the paw of the snake, which is tiny but not so small. The speaker is not sure what they are touching.
5. The speaker is asked to do a massage, which involves supporting the hand of the person they are massaging.
6. The speaker is asked to take something off their neck. They are nervous and can't believe how big it is.
7. The speaker is asked to face their fear, which is the fear of the dark. They are not sure why they prefer an animal over something else.
8. The speaker is asked to overcome their biggest fear, which is the fear of the dark. They are asked to learn the light.
9. The speaker is asked to guess what they are going to touch with their foot. They are only allowed to move on to the next thing once they guess the previous thing.
10. The speaker is asked to feel the earth with their foot. They feel little things but are not sure if they are worms.
11. The speaker is asked to feel the earth again. They feel earth, sand, glue, slime, and water.
12. The speaker is asked to feel the earth again. They feel little things that are like cubes, similar to Lego. They are not eggs, they are balls, and they are water but with something else.