You don’t even know what you truly fear because it is so pushed out of awareness that if you were aware of it, you would not be able to hold on to a personal identity that is separate from this truth. Yet, whether you take this leap now or actively choose not to makes no difference to the inevitable. It stays shining just like the sun, no matter where it is.
The end of fear is always waiting for you. But you can choose to delay it if you want to stay in a fearful thought system. The change of mind that you are asked to make is from fear to Love.
“Being willing to let go into abstraction—away from form, away from specifics—this is inevitable; the light is inevitable. Jesus says, ‘Inevitable is wonderful to the Spirit and frightening to the ego.’ The ego has fearful connotations about the inevitable. But the inevitable is light, is joy, is happiness.
So, in the end, that is what you are being asked to take the leap towards. You are making a leap towards the inevitable. To delay a leap is to delay the inevitable. That is really what’s happening. So, any time we suffer or experience pain, depression or discouragement is because we value that more than the inevitable. Everything is flipped in this world. We are opening to what the ego calls the big unknown.”