I was a part of the crowd, hence I was not visible. I was one of them.
Now I am alone and unique, so I am exposed.
I am the odd man out, hence visible – exposed and fearful.
Exposure leads to fear. Being the “odd one out” leads to fear.
Exposed because, after enlightenment, I cannot wear another’s jersey.
Earlier I wore someone else’s jersey.
I am not able to be my body, let alone other people
If I was able to own my own body, I would not be alone. I would not be afraid
Who am I? I am consciousness. I am freedom. I am aloneness.
Though being the body temporarily, I do not have my body.
As long as the physical body is there, it is the consciousness. Earlier it became a lot of things – at a point in the past, it could only become the body
Now it cannot become anything – hence alone and afraid.
Now the question is…
Who is able to see me as different? The process is internal.
I have become aware of my aloneness. The consciousness has become aware of its aloneness.
Earlier there were others – the consciousness is saying – now there is no body.
Hence I am afraid.
As long as I have this physical body, I am “consciousness”
When one is alone, anything happens he is afraid – hence I am afraid too.
It is the fear of freedom.