Dying is safe
A short note on death, fear and trust. Naoufal's words, and where the idea comes from.
Dying is safe. You won’t die until your time comes + angels wills make sure of that.
Naoufal
Two short sentences, and a whole way of living sits inside them.
What it means
If dying is safe, then living does not need to be ruled by fear. Naoufal’s view is that each life has its own timing, and that guides and angels are present for it. He writes elsewhere that “the world is safe” and that guides “are always with Naoufal and talk to me constantly”. Fear of death is then not a warning to obey. It is just a feeling, and it can be let go.
Where it comes from
The idea echoes the teachings of Darryl Anka, who has channelled the being known as Bashar since the 1980s. Bashar describes death as a transition of consciousness, not an end, and says each person leaves at a time they chose. Naoufal names Anka among the voices that shaped how he sees the world.
The other view
For many people, the fear of death keeps them careful, and that care keeps them alive. This note does not say “take risks”. It says that fear is not the boss.
One thing to try
Think of one decision you are putting off because of fear. Ask: if I knew I were safe, what would I do?