If we instinctively cling to what is perishable, seeking permanence in a world of ceaseless change, each moment reflects something of the eternal. Bhagavan teaches us that our fear of death arises from identification with the body. Bhagavan, who had transcended this fear at sixteen, could ask during his final illness, “Where can I go?” For him, Being was not confined to form. When the leaf falls, the tree remains; when the tree falls, the earth remains. Beyond every passing form lies the unchanging Self where nothing is truly separate from That. In stillness, Bhagavan directs us towards the deathless Heart, where fear dissolves into peace. 

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