Fear arises when we face uncertainty, failure, or criticism. It can shake our confidence and cloud our judgment. Swami Prakashanand Saraswati teaches that faith is stronger than fear. A heart rooted in devotion and trust in God stays steady and acts with clarity.
Fear often comes from attachment—to results, recognition, or worldly expectations. Swamiji advises focusing on Krishn and spiritual values. This focus helps the mind remain calm and the heart firm. Duties can be performed sincerely without being controlled by fear.
Surrender strengthens faith. When challenges appear, trusting that God is with us gives us courage to move forward. Meditation, chanting, and prayer deepen this connection and build inner confidence.
Action reinforces faith. Fear may slow the mind, but deliberate and ethical actions create strength. Serving others, performing responsibilities carefully, and maintaining integrity support courage and resilience.
Challenges are opportunities for growth. Fear becomes a teacher when approached with faith. Difficult moments develop patience, humility, and devotion. They also help the heart grow steady and the mind clear.
Choosing faith over fear means trusting God, acting sincerely, and staying spiritually focused. Swami Prakashanand Saraswati reminds us that fear is temporary, while faith endures. With faith, the heart remains strong, the mind calm, and the soul steady.
Radhey Radhey.