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Gyani to nirbhay bhaya,
manai nahi sank
Indrin kere basi para,
bhugte narak nishank

A wise is always fearless, he is never in doubt.
If he comes under the control of sensual desires, he will go to hell without doubt.

Kabir says that a person who has realized himself or Godliness in him, he is never in doubt.
But it is human, once in a while to slip from the path. And it happens from a necessary psychological principle: you start taking Yourself or Godliness for granted. This is one of the ancient most diseases of the mind. Once you start taking Yourself or Godliness for granted, then you are bound to behave unconsciously.
Never take Yourself or Godliness for granted.

In mythological terms, it is a conflict between good and evil. In a more contemporary psychological way, it is the conflict between the conscious and the unconscious. The unconscious is afraid – and its fear is real. If your whole being becomes conscious, it will be the death of the unconsciousness in you, and the death of mortality in you, and the opening of eternal life.

Your unconscious mind does not want to commit suicide. It will give you every resistance; hence once in a while it will catch you unawares, and something will come out of you that you had never meant. But if Your Godliness let it go without hitting you, then your unconscious will be gaining more and more power over your conscious.
Hitting you is simply a loving way to put the unconscious back and to help your consciousness to be stronger, more powerful, more capable to understand what comes from your unconscious and what comes from your conscious.

The unconscious is not your friend.
The unconscious is all the past centuries, it is carrying the whole evolution of man. It is barbarous, it is animal. Only a small part of your being has become conscious, but that small being can manage to dispel the whole unconsciousness if you don’t become a victim of it again and again.