Fearlessness Or Recklessness: Walking The Line

Very well thought.

This dichotomy has been present for a lot of individuals that are going through their awakening,

That are going through an expansion process.

First,

Duality will challenge your constructs.

What is good and what is bad?

What is life and what is death?

What is comfort and what is discomfort?

Understand that both aspects of fearlessness and recklessness operate in a spectrum that overlaps based on your perspective,

Based on your capacity,

Based on your ability to experience and to process what is in front of you.

Fear of death is the ultimate obstacle.

Transmuting fear of death will be an important lesson for a lot of individuals.

The established fear of death is very often not even close to the actual potential of dying.

Yet many experiences are closed because of the fear that exists.

Understanding the boundaries of this environment and of this reality is the base minimum of operating in this world.

Some laws are established to provide the solid base for the existence of this material world.

These laws of existence must be observed and understood.

They will allow you to operate within the confinements of this world in a safe way.

Intrinsic survival mechanisms are established within your body,

Mind and heart.

Understanding those survival mechanisms is an important aspect of your being.

Expanding your deeper understanding of yourself to ways in which you have been influenced by the fears of those that were before you.

The fears of your education and the fears of society.

And in this exploration you will find continuous change.

Expanding,

Learning and growing.

A fine balance between fearless and reckless.

In the greatest of evolutions you will find operating from a non-dual state.

You will understand that all actions on this plane are sacred and divine.

That all actions lead to the expansion and the growth of human consciousness.

That you are part of all these actions.

Therefore what is the judgment between fearless and reckless in the first place?

Thank you for your question.