Tag: Fear
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101 definitions of Living Enlightenment
1. Changing what you need to change, accepting what you don’t need to change. 2. Approaching life with sincere playfulness. 3. Feeling a constant connection with cosmos. 4. Enjoying without craving and renouncing without suffering. 5. Living beyond your ordinary logic. 6. Discovering and celebrating that you are unique. 7. Welcoming every way in which…
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Nirbhaya Dhyana – Death Meditation
Every fear you accumulate, every fear makes you feel agitated, every fear which you do not want to think or remember – go through, go into all those fears consciously neither deciding to save yourself from that fear nor having greed to achieve what you are afraid of. So without having the greed or fear enter…
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Socrates was killed by being forced to drink the juice of the poisonous herb called hemlock. Just before he drank the poison, one of his disciples asked him, “Master, are you not afraid of dying? You appear to be so calm”. Socrates replied, “Why should I be ? I know that only two things can…
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Morality makes you totally dull and dead!
Morality always instills fear. In our lives, morality is nothing but a poor substitute for intelligence. When you act out of your own intelligence, you can be confident of yourself. But when you act out of rules and regulations, you can never be sure of yourself, because you are not yourself to start with! You…
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Fear of God ?
Understand, God knows better than you know yourself. So there is no reason to fear Him or please Him. Even better than your mother or father, God knows you. He knows you not only in this birth but in all the births that you have taken until now. You are an open book in front…
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How to handle fear without fear ?
First of all understand that all small fears are mere projections of the ultimate fear of death. Second, don’t resist the fear in you. Just keep repeating to yourself that you are scared and go through it, that’s all! You will soon find that the fear is no longer there because you saw it through.…
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