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This is the 1950 message that you posted in daily offerings. My question is about this fear. When I am hiking, in the water, or in nature, I have this fear of falling or drowning. Should I make it a point to seek it out? While hiking and climbing in nature, there are ample such events. 🧗🏼‍♂️🏊🏼‍♂️👨🏼‍🦯🌼[…]

Of course, I do take necessary precautions and don’t hurt myself. But the question is, should I seek it in my regular excursions in nature or go the middle or low path? This is the quote:

“In any case, whatever happens and whatever you do, do not allow fear to invade you. At the slightest touch of it, react and call for help.

You must learn not to identify with your body and treat it as a young child who needs to be convinced that it must not fear.

FEAR is the greatest of all enemies and we must overcome it here, once and for all.”

[Darshan Messages: https://incarnateword.in/cwm/15/darshan-messages#p5]

Offer the excursions to the Divine Mother in detail. Pray for Her Grace and Protection to be with you. Then go out and face life and its possible reasons for fear.

When fear tries to enter, call Maa Maa Maa Maa Maa Maa in your heart.

Listen to the deeper voice in your heart. If it cautions you, then step back. Otherwise, go ahead with trust and confidence in the Divine Grace. 🌼

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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