Guest guest Posted June 27, 2008 Report Share Posted June 27, 2008 It seems to be a reductionistic thought to imagine that fear is always false evidence appearing real. Fear is a protective mechanism of the instinctual mind. You are about to crash into a car ahead of you while on the road, you don't feel any fear, only a numbing calm, because you are so spiritually aware and confident that you wouldn't be on the road if your higher self hadn't told you first, so you just press your foot on the accelleration pedal with a little more vigour, carshing to your death laughing confidently about how good you will feel shedding off the mortal coil, that is when you wake up with several hemoraged internal organs, severed limbs and shattered bones. Without fear to warn you, that seizing in your gut, you would press the accelleration pedal to your blissful death, and perhaps the deaths of the other people in the car ahead of you and behind you. Fear is Shakthi, part of the human emotional spectrum. It can evolve if you accept what it is, and learn what it has to teach. Supressing, denying, destroying fear does not really improve the situation. It can evolve. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2008 Report Share Posted June 30, 2008 , Eric Cassils <Quanchula1 wrote: >Dear Eric Cassils, Would you be able to tell me what brought you into such situation. FEAR?? Every second your mind is on FEAR. Fear of what ifs. Especially, when driving a car. Your mind should have been on the road. You can never crash into a car if you were conscious or aware. You are thinking about FEAR, false evidence appearing real, all the way while driving... Once you stop thinking of what was and ifs of your entire life, you'll find you are never in such situations. If you start worrying, ask that mind of yours to SHUT UP, ENOUGH, SILENCE. Do that every time. You will find that you already have the answer and solutions to all the was and ifs. YOU DO. You are just not quiet enough to listen. There is no such thing as FEAR. Its just a figment of your imagination of a movie called CREATING FALSE EVIDENCE APPEARING REAL. Stop creating violent movies for your mind. It doesn't need it. Take care. Give your mind some peace. You worry it too much. Jai Maa Kali. > It seems to be a reductionistic thought to imagine that fear is always false evidence appearing real. Fear is a protective mechanism of the instinctual mind. > > You are about to crash into a car ahead of you while on the road, you don't feel any fear, only a numbing calm, because you are so spiritually aware and confident that you wouldn't be on the road if your higher self hadn't told you first, so you just press your foot on the accelleration pedal with a little more vigour, carshing to your death laughing confidently about how good you will feel shedding off the mortal coil, that is when you wake up with several hemoraged internal organs, severed limbs and shattered bones. > > Without fear to warn you, that seizing in your gut, you would press the accelleration pedal to your blissful death, and perhaps the deaths of the other people in the car ahead of you and behind you. Fear is Shakthi, part of the human emotional spectrum. It can evolve if you accept what it is, and learn what it has to teach. Supressing, denying, destroying fear does not really improve the situation. It can evolve. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2008 Report Share Posted June 30, 2008 Dear Bp Shamla,You are certainly entitled to enjoy the fruits of your words!Jai Shree Maa! Jai Shree Swami Ki Jai!Eric--- On Sun, 6/29/08, bp_shamla <bp_shamla wrote:bp_shamla <bp_shamla[www.ShreeMaa.org] Re: Fear Date: Sunday, June 29, 2008, 11:48 PM , Eric Cassils <Quanchula1@ ...> wrote: >Dear Eric Cassils, Would you be able to tell me what brought you into such situation. FEAR?? Every second your mind is on FEAR. Fear of what ifs. Especially, when driving a car. Your mind should have been on the road. You can never crash into a car if you were conscious or aware. You are thinking about FEAR, false evidence appearing real, all the way while driving... Once you stop thinking of what was and ifs of your entire life, you'll find you are never in such situations. If you start worrying, ask that mind of yours to SHUT UP, ENOUGH, SILENCE. Do that every time. You will find that you already have the answer and solutions to all the was and ifs. YOU DO. You are just not quiet enough to listen. There is no such thing as FEAR. Its just a figment of your imagination of a movie called CREATING FALSE EVIDENCE APPEARING REAL. Stop creating violent movies for your mind. It doesn't need it. Take care. Give your mind some peace. You worry it too much. Jai Maa Kali. > It seems to be a reductionistic thought to imagine that fear is always false evidence appearing real. Fear is a protective mechanism of the instinctual mind. > > You are about to crash into a car ahead of you while on the road, you don't feel any fear, only a numbing calm, because you are so spiritually aware and confident that you wouldn't be on the road if your higher self hadn't told you first, so you just press your foot on the accelleration pedal with a little more vigour, carshing to your death laughing confidently about how good you will feel shedding off the mortal coil, that is when you wake up with several hemoraged internal organs, severed limbs and shattered bones. > > Without fear to warn you, that seizing in your gut, you would press the accelleration pedal to your blissful death, and perhaps the deaths of the other people in the car ahead of you and behind you. Fear is Shakthi, part of the human emotional spectrum. It can evolve if you accept what it is, and learn what it has to teach. Supressing, denying, destroying fear does not really improve the situation. It can evolve. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2008 Report Share Posted June 30, 2008 Namaste All Family: I have asked Swami to discuss fear for us. I will post his response. Until then, I suggest we take a break from it. I am FEARFUL we are becoming overun by fear. Jai Maa Jai Swami vishweshwar , " bp_shamla " <bp_shamla wrote: > > , Eric Cassils <Quanchula1@> wrote: > >Dear Eric Cassils, > > Would you be able to tell me what brought you into such situation. > FEAR?? Every second your mind is on FEAR. Fear of what ifs. > Especially, when driving a car. Your mind should have been on the > road. You can never crash into a car if you were conscious or aware. > You are thinking about FEAR, false evidence appearing real, all the > way while driving... Once you stop thinking of what was and ifs of > your entire life, you'll find you are never in such situations. If you > start worrying, ask that mind of yours to SHUT UP, ENOUGH, SILENCE. Do > that every time. > > You will find that you already have the answer and solutions to all > the was and ifs. YOU DO. You are just not quiet enough to listen. > There is no such thing as FEAR. Its just a figment of your imagination > of a movie called CREATING FALSE EVIDENCE APPEARING REAL. Stop > creating violent movies for your mind. It doesn't need it. > > Take care. Give your mind some peace. You worry it too much. > > Jai Maa Kali. > > > > > > > It seems to be a reductionistic thought to imagine that fear is > always false evidence appearing real. Fear is a protective mechanism > of the instinctual mind. > > > > You are about to crash into a car ahead of you while on the road, > you don't feel any fear, only a numbing calm, because you are so > spiritually aware and confident that you wouldn't be on the road if > your higher self hadn't told you first, so you just press your foot on > the accelleration pedal with a little more vigour, carshing to your > death laughing confidently about how good you will feel shedding off > the mortal coil, that is when you wake up with several hemoraged > internal organs, severed limbs and shattered bones. > > > > Without fear to warn you, that seizing in your gut, you would press > the accelleration pedal to your blissful death, and perhaps the deaths > of the other people in the car ahead of you and behind you. Fear is > Shakthi, part of the human emotional spectrum. It can evolve if you > accept what it is, and learn what it has to teach. Supressing, > denying, destroying fear does not really improve the situation. It can > evolve. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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