The First Thing That You See On This Image Reveals Your Deepest Unconscious Fear

Good one.
I won't put what I saw. it may get others to see it first.

The trouble for me was that I saw the picture on Facebook before I read the Title underneath, so by the time I saw what the whole thing was about I really don't know what I saw first.

I do believe it would have been either the trees or the butterfly I saw first.

First thing I saw was the Strawberry.

The strawberry placed perfectly in the center of the image and in size far greater than the fruit actually is in reality, represents the heart. The strawberry is represented as a symbol of love since long time ago. Well, better representation would be a symbol of the produce that comes from love’s pain.

There is even a legend that says: because of Adonis’ death, Goddess Venus could not stop crying, and every tear that fell on the ground produced strawberries.
If the first figure you saw is that of strawberry, what you are looking for is in your heart. Your greatest fear streams from the unconscious resistance you have towards love.

The origin of this fear and of such emotional resistance towards something as beautiful as love often comes from the childhood and how our parents expressed their feelings about each other in front of us. However, it might come from a brutal heartbreak in one of your first relationships.

The exaggerated size of the strawberry reveals how much love you have to give. It says that there is so much love you are suppressing in yourself that you are afraid to give because you think you will be punished.

I saw the butterfly

I honestly don't think we like to face our darkest fears and I also don't see why facing them helps. Knowing them doesn't make them go away I don't think.

It's like a phobia. We know having the phobia is unrealistic and unreasonable, but knowing how or why doesn't remove the phobia.

I do think facing our fears is a good thing. Perhaps not in the sense of making it go away, but more so in the sense of understanding why we have that fear; and by doing that it might lift some of the anxiety that comes with it.

I suppose so.