Be Afraid of Nothing

 

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Be Afraid of Nothing

Fear is one of the greatest obstacles in human life. It hides in the corners of the mind, shaping our thoughts, limiting our actions, and preventing us from experiencing the fullness of existence. Yet, when we look deeply, we realise that fear is nothing but a thought - a play of the mind. To live fearlessly is to live in God’s love, in universal consciousness, and in the awareness that the Satguru is always with us.

To be afraid of nothing means to hate no one and to love all things - sentient and insentient. It means to see God’s presence in everything, from the smallest atom to the vast cosmos; the journey from Atma to Paramatma. When we feel this divine love, fear dissolves naturally. Love and fear cannot coexist. Where love flows, fear disappears.

Meditation is the path to this fearless state. In meditation, we connect to universal consciousness. Regular practice - alone and in collectivity - dissolves inner inconsistencies. The mind quiets, the heart opens, and awareness blossoms. In this awareness, we experience God’s energy flowing through us. We realise that the same consciousness that sustains the universe sustains us. With this realisation, fear loses its grip.

Under the guidance of a living master like Shree Shivkrupanand Swamiji, meditation takes on a new dimension. The master’s presence is a reminder that we are never alone. His guidance helps us experience self-realisation and self-awareness. When we feel the Satguru’s energy within us, fear cannot remain. We know that we are supported, guided, and loved at every step.

Fear is nothing but a shadow created by the mind. It thrives on ignorance and dissolves in awareness. When we meditate, we bring light into the mind. In the light of calm and steady self-awareness, inner energies awaken. They work miracles in our lives - transforming health, relationships, and outlook. Problems no longer appear as problems; they become opportunities for growth. Negativity no longer touches us; positivity becomes our natural state.

To be afraid of nothing is to live in freedom. It is to walk through life with courage, compassion, and love. It is to see the divine in all beings and in all things. When we live in this awareness, the whole world becomes love, kindness, and bliss. Fear cannot survive in such a world.

So, let us meditate. Let us connect to universal consciousness. Let us feel God’s love flowing through us. Let us walk with the Satguru, knowing that he is always with us. In this awareness, fear dissolves, and life becomes a celebration. Truly, to be afraid of nothing is to live in God’s love.


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