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WHY DO WE FEAR LONELINESS


Q: Gurudev, why do we fear loneliness? Why do we always long for someone’s
company?

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar:
You feel this way because you have never gone deep into your inner Self.
You have not met your Self. The moment you become aware and realize your
inner true Self, I tell you, all fears and negativity simply disappear.

How can one meet one’s true Self? For a few moments just keep all your
roles aside and think, 'Who am I?' Go on asking yourself. When you
continuously question yourself this way, you sink deeper and deeper into
meditation, and then you will realize what the truth is. Once that happens,
there will be no place for any kind of hatred, negativity, and aversions.
In a matter of moments all this will simply vanish.

So it is a good exercise to keep asking yourself these questions. If you
feel like, you can do this every day for a few moments. Just sit with
yourself and go on asking yourself, 'Who am I?' As you do this, you will
experience that the mind becomes silent, and begins to settle, and that
very moment you becomes joyous and filled with happiness.

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