The End of Fear. #GMweekends
You forget Love and experience fear on account of the body. The body IS fear. Fear is having a body-- thinking about it, shielding it, having a vested interest in its survival. Remembering Love, you don't ignore the body, you just feel and know Love where the body is seen, where it is experienced. You experience the body as Love. You know only Love is there and that ends your belief in the body (as separate from God), and its fear, and its world. That’s the real meaning of ‘the end of the world.’ Only God is, and for now, it is appearing as that body reading this message.
In today's episode, in response to a listener's question, I summarize some of my favorite methods for "replacing fear with Love". Also check out this episode (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/go-o-d-mornings-with-curlynikki/id1570144628 ) for another, more tactile practice to instantaneously become aware of Love, even while fear is visiting.
I Love you and I'm with you!
Nik
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Today's Quotes:
"Fear comes when there is a second."
-Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
"It's not happiness and peace that comes and goes. It's sickness, suffering and confusion that comes and goes.
Many people mistakenly think peace and happiness comes and goes. They have a brief experience of peace or joy and then they think' they lost it'. Happiness and peace is your permanent nature. It never changes. It does not fade or 'go away'. What 'goes away' is your attention on your true nature and when you do that, other things arise, like sickness, doubt, worry, fear, suffering, anger, overwhelm.
-Lisa Natoli via IG @lisanatoli
Meditations inspired by A Course in Miracles
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