Facing Your Fears (a short film)
- Sameer
- Apr 19, 2023
- 1 min read
I don't know about you, but the Kundalini has always guided me to face my fears. When I resist this fact the journey gets harder. If the fear is too great then I can repress it, but it will sit with me for years until I am ready to return to it. I think the purpose of facing ones fears is to break through the blocks in the subtle body. To cleanse the nadis, and allow the energy to balance, as each separate block can be a trauma and therefore a fear to face. Some may call this shadow work, I have come to understand it (after years of denial) as my real career. At first I hated it, then I loved it, then I hated it, now I'm ok with it. To be clear one should only face ones fears when one is ready for them, but if the Kundalini raises it again and again then perhaps the time is right.
In my other job, a few years after my awakening, I made a short (fictional) film about facing ones fears. This wasn't my intention but my friend who wrote the script, based it on a true story about her brother, and it's energy resonated with me as synchronicity frequently does. If you have an 11 min break then I hope it resonates with you.
Incredible!!! I could feel my pulse rise when he started breathing heavily just before jumping. I jumped up and shouted, “BOOM!” when he jumped. Cried as he ran through the street afterward. What an incredible catalyst the soldier in us all can be.
Hey Sameer,
I saw this as soon as you posted it and just remembered to send you a note. Amazing work.
What I noticed about fear that this captures so perfectly is the joy you experience once you push past it...it's exactly what I've been going through and experiencing this past month. 😊
Greetings to you and Alan.
Wow... really powerful... and so well acted.
My fears are being worn away, but very slowly. I still have big ones, but I sense these are being chipped away at over time and are becoming clearer to me. And layers being revealed bit by bit. And it's so layered; like grief under the fear, then more fear, grief...spiralling...
It is a challenging path and fear is a bitch.
Good to know we are all doing the work though and the payback for facing ones fears is greater freedom.
Hi Joseph,
That's pretty crazy! Pease say hi to Anna and Doug!
Thanks for this Sameer! Yeah i relate to that.. when somethings raised again and again, - like you're generously given the opportunity to see it again, presented in different ways.
And funny story... my sister did the makeup for this film. I didn't realise until the credits rolled. Turns out that's where she met her now husband! She sends her best:)