You have nothing to fear, but everything to love, imagine the change you can do to this world.

If you fear your father, you hide from him when you do something wrong. If you love your father, you will openly tell him everything because you have nothing to fear.

Similarly, we do things out of love rather than fear. We do it because we want to, not because we are scared that he will punish us if we do not. The ending consequence of our action will not be sincere if it is done out of fear.

A person succeeds when he or she does something out of motivation, rather than not getting fired from work. A child who loves what he does will get high marks, while a child who fears low grades will do enough to pass, but despise the subject.

There are no set rules or morals. There are merely consequences. Do as you wish, the consequences will naturally come. If you have nothing to fear, but everything to love, imagine the change you can do to this world.

In fact, it is because of fear that people would rather just comply than question. The same fear that is expressed as virtue is the main reason people do not question gurus.

GO OUT AND QUESTION YOUR GURU. Challenge him, let him prove himself worthy of your respect. If he is sincere, he will gladly answer everything with pure love. All you can then do is love him. Watch him as he serves Lord Shiva, if he is pure, he does it with love, and only talks about love.