The debate in scholarly journals would suggest this was part of difficulty and that there is little proof there was a concerted effort to eradicate Beothuk. What truth in that suspicion of mine actually exists is up to you to decide. Clearly there will be no conclusive documentation I can provide; but there might be a reason to eliminate these people who are probably cause of moniker 'red-men'. They would smear their body with spiritual red ochre that had been part of their cosmogony since time of ancient copper trade to Isle Royale. This was a protection from evil spirits. Obviously it didn't work in this world when European heathen arrived to dispossess all natives and their quaint attitudes that had built up over thousands of years. The ‘protection’ was inadequate to protect what may have been remnants of Keltic 'Brotherhood' that first inter-mingled in North America. Their canoe or boat construction is unlike any other and Farley Mowat certainly thinks they were in touch with Scots and Celts since 8th century AD. There is a burial that archaeologists have found that interests me and I hope some day they do genetic testing on body to see if they can track or trace genetic material to Ireland or Norway. This body had been disinterred or taken out of its grave and then bones were covered with red ochre. I believe this was a high priest or shaman who had knowledge of his ancestors from Druidic Europe. The crouched position of skeleton is reminiscent of some Scythian and Keltic burials as well as those near Mt. Carmel Neanderthal back to 150,000 years ago.

You see if you control outcome of your worry, you would, and therefore, you would not need to worry. The key word there is control. When you set a task in motion, you don’t have “total” control of outcome. (I wrote “total” because if you know how to use your mind and your thoughts effectively you can increase “control” that you do have immensely. To learn how to do that go to: http://www.bobgarner.com/10steps.html.

Worry is an emotion. And you can always change your emotions or change your feelings about something or someone. Whatever can be changed can be controlled. Therefore you are in control as to whether or not you worry, doubt, or fear anything.

The problem arises in that when we set out to do a task, we worry about whether or not it will work according to “our” specifications. You have set-up in your mind a certain parameter for which result must fit. If it doesn’t fit that “specific parameter,” then you will feel as if you have failed.