You are never alone or helpless. The force that guides the stars guides you too.

The line offers reassurance by linking personal struggle to a cosmic order: the same principle that keeps the universe coherent also operates in individual life. In Sarkar’s spiritual-philosophical idiom, this typically implies a benevolent, guiding Consciousness (often framed as the Supreme/Nucleus Consciousness) rather than a random or indifferent cosmos. “Never alone or helpless” counters existential isolation and despair, suggesting that inner resolve and ethical action are supported by a larger, intelligible direction in nature. The quote’s force lies in its scale-shift—from the stars to the self—inviting trust, perseverance, and a sense of purpose even when immediate circumstances feel overwhelming.