SPIRITUAL NATURE CURE

  When a man is attacked and has no weapons, he naturally feels more fear. But if he holds weapons in his hands, his fear diminishes. In the same way, whenever we feel afraid in any situation, we should understand that we are lacking some inner weapon of knowledge or yoga. Either we do not have the weapon of faith, or we have the infallible weapons of knowledge and yoga but have locked them away like treasures in a trunk—they are not in our hands, meaning they are not active in our intellect at that moment. Or we do not yet know how to use these weapons. If we truly knew and applied them, then courage, bravery, and faith would naturally be visible in us. We would understand that, in whatever form Maya is attacking right now, God has already given us the necessary knowledge. The Supreme has already taught us the strategies of this spiritual battlefield—the various ways Maya can attack and the tactics it will use. With this understanding, we realize that we have been empowered with...

  If you truly want to rise above these fears, remember that only God can guide you through them. We must hand over the rudder of our boat to Him—and then stop trying to steer it ourselves. We shouldn’t mix our limited intellect with His infinite wisdom, but instead surrender completely and fix our mind on Him alone. If you agree, then offer your stress and fear to Him. From that generous giver of blessings, receive the jewels of fearlessness and ease, and in His grace, become truly fearless. Guided Meditation Practice  (Let us start practicing meditation) Welcome to this guided meditation, focused on transforming your thoughts and nurturing positivity within. As we embark on this journey, remember that you are a being of light, capable of radiating positivity and peace. Let’s begin by finding a comfortable, quiet space where you can sit undisturbed for a few minutes.  Meditation Finding Your Center : Close your eyes gently. Take a deep breath and as you exhale, let go of...

    “I do not know what will happen now. What do I do?” This is simply letting your own mind create fear. What will happen? Whatever is destined will happen! Whatever is written will unfold. To keep worrying, “Hey Ramji, what will happen to me now?” is to fall into cowardice. Ram has already revealed that this Kaliyugi world is coming to an end and a Satyugi world will be established. If you cling to negativity, you will also be swept away. If you cultivate a pure and loving mind, you will become a partner in liberation and new life.   If Ram, or Parampita Shiv—the one who brings joy to the world—has made clear the state of the three times and has spoken openly of the future, then worrying “What will happen to me?” shows ignorance and forgetfulness. Ram’s purpose is to uplift me; if I do not strive to improve myself and instead complain, “Why hasn’t this happened? If only things were different,” then who is at fault? Ram removes obstacles and mends what is broken. Yet if ...

  The fifth kind of fear—fear of people—arises from a lack of divine virtues and soul power. In such cases, maya (weak thoughts) can attack us in this lifetime, especially when we lose our connection to the divine. When this connection is lost, difficulties such as disease, loss, disagreement, obstacles, and tiredness often follow. If we remain alert and steadfast, we will be protected; if not, our disturbed state of mind leaves us vulnerable to harm. Consider a circus act where a performer is targeted with thrown spears—if the performer moves even slightly, the risk of injury increases. Similarly, when someone acts out of vice and wrongs another, he becomes fearful and anxious, worried that the other person may retaliate. There are also those with a quarrelsome or deceitful nature, who may cause harm or misunderstanding without reason. This breeds fear in us—fear that such people or groups could hurt us. However, if a person possesses divine virtues and soul power, he believes, "...

    The third type of fear is the fear of situations. This fear often arises from some form of addiction, attachment, or desire for specific outcomes. Additionally, it can stem from a lack of intellect, willpower, or decision-making ability. When a person becomes fearful after observing a situation and abandons their resolve, they encounter difficulties. The best approach is to first maintain the right state of mind. Just as following someone else's path can bring unhappiness and following one’s own path can bring happiness, constantly adapting to changing situations like a chameleon will only create trouble.   Instead, true happiness lies in maintaining one’s original state of peace, power, and positivity, as this inner stability is essential for facing life’s circumstances.   By remaining in your true state, you also gain the strength that comes from it. If you are not in control of yourself, how can you hope to control any situation? By correcting your own state ...