Fear realized: What the wicked dreads will overtake him; what the righteous desire will be granted. The wicked person's fears become reality (bo yavo lo morah reshayim). What he anxiously guards against arrives. The righteous person's desires are granted (y'tenun tzaddiqim). This indicates that the heart's primary concern shapes reality: the anxious wicked person who dwells on fear attracts what he fears; the righteous person who trusts finds his desires satisfied. Thought shapes outcome.

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