Bhagavad Gita Quotes on Fearlessness

Be calm, fearless, and steady in your vows.

Fearlessness, purity, generosity and self-control: gather these virtues.

Fearlessness is a calm mind with a clear aim.

Fearless people still feel fear; it simply doesn't steer.

Fearlessness grows where clinging ends.

Do good without fear; it will not betray you.

Fearlessness comes from knowing what truly harms.

Your core is beyond the reach of every weapon the world owns.

What would change if you knew nothing could touch your core?

Do not fear; face what is yours to face.

Do not be afraid; the vast is not your enemy.

Knowing the unborn frees you from fear of beginnings and endings.

Do not be afraid of vastness; let it teach you.

Know the deathless in you and fear of endings softens.

A little practice protects you from a great fear.

Master senses, mind and intellect, and fear loses its hold.

Discipline without fear is practice; with fear it is punishment.

Understanding yourself fully ends the fear of endings.

Offer your mind and intellect, then act without fear.

Knowledge about the end removes the dread of it.

Fear and fearlessness, pleasure and pain: all arise from the same source.

Let restraint be your ruler, not fear.

To know the primal source is to lose some of your fear.

Nothing outside can cut, burn, drown or dry the self.

A mind with one goal has little room for fear.

A prepared heart meets the end with less fear.

The supreme abode is where fear finally rests.

Courage can be calm like a lion at rest.

A life lived awake meets its ending without fear.

Fear is one of the last chains; loosen it with understanding.

Fear thins when you remember what in you never changes.

Let that thought make you brave.

Fear loses ground where you remember the untouchable.

What aim would let your mind rest in fearlessness?