You Can Let It Play Only if You Can Trust That It Cannot Hurt You

The pressure comes from where?

It is just the next bullet of the sniper itself. It fires the warning shot and you feel like ‘That is the thing!’ and the next bullet is ‘this warning shot should not come, it should go away’. It’s like the one-two punch, one-two punch combination where the first punch is just the set up and the uppercut is coming after that. It is from the same sniper guy.

So the idea that ‘this should go away’ is also too much of a determination of the nature of something.

Well we can use another term but okay…

Yeah. Now if you didn't know about ‘overcome’ then nothing.

It can sound too simplistic to the mind-‘But what?Forget about it?’ [Chuckles] if you didn't know ‘overcome’ you don't have to overcome it. Only once you know ‘overcome’ you feel,[Says with a serious face] ‘That’s what I have to do with it , I have to overcome it.’ [Laughs] It's insane stuff. [Laughing] Either I'm crazy or it's truly absurd. It could be both also.[Chuckling]

Option one let it play, option two…

That’s same, same thing, three…?

I think you can let it play only if you trust that it cannot hurt you. Which means to surrender it to me. We cannot allow anything to just play if you feel like ‘But this can actually hurt me.’ So surrendering it to Divinity or to Master’s Grace only means that ‘I am not hurt by this because my Master is taking care of this.’ And only then can we really let it go. So the fear has to be divested from that otherwise it can just become a lip service, like ‘I am trying to let it go ’ but if it’s still like [cringing] ‘Oh, what is it, is it hurting me?’ So whether in our surrender or with our inquiry we see that what is appearing cannot actually touch me or scratch me or dent me in any way then we can let it go. This is like if you go to a forest and there are snakes in the forest. So then you are just watching every step. ‘Is that a snake? Is there a snake?’ Then if somebody comes and tells you 'don’t worry about it.’ You say ‘what do you mean there are the snakes, I have to worry about it!’ Then someone says ‘but in the whole continent there are no poisonous snakes.’ Then the fear is gone from it, then you let it go. In the same way, when we surrender it we say that ‘it’s my Father’s business to take care of it and he is doing his job well’ and the fear of that is gone or when you inquire into yourself and see that there is truly your Reality cannot be hurt because it is beyond all phenomena then what is there to fear?

Who wants freedom?

How much shall we serve her or be in service to her?