Be Steady in Wisdom of Completion
Kṛṣṇa aptly provides the analogy of the tortoise, kurma to illustrate how to withdraw one's senses inwards and how to be centered and steady in wisdom of completion in the Self, tasya prajñā pratiṣthitā (2.58). Its entire cycle of life is tuned to the wisdom of nature. An animal, when it indulges in any act, whether of mating, caring, killing or saving its own life, does all and any of these with tremendous focus. The animal always lives in its present moment. Not so the human. For the human, where his body is his mind never is.
You are responsible for everything. If you feel that you are poor, take responsibility for it. If you feel that you are sick, take responsibility for it. Responsibility makes everything, from an ordinary desire to have a good meal tomorrow to your desire to be in desirelessness become a reality.
Everything is realized when you take responsibility. When have you last done anything whatsoever with complete integrity? When were you integrated only to the food that you ate, instead of chatting, reading, and watching? You may say that we are only human, we wish to enjoy life and we wish to enjoy sensual pleasures. Please do! However, when you enjoy, enjoy fully. Be fully in integrity with that object of enjoyment and with all your senses integrated only on that activity. When you do whatever you do with one hundred percent integrity, authenticity and responsibility, you are in the space of completion. You become God!
Helping each child understand how to be established in wisdom of completion.
Helping each child understand that the whole cosmos resides inside of them.
Helping the child see the benefits of taking responsibility for everything.
- ❖ What is the science on which the Universe functions?
- ❖ Who is the Universe responsible for?
- ❖ What is each and everyone of us responsible for?
- ❖ What happens when we feel responsible for existence?
- ❖ What is the best way to know our real present needs?
- ❖ What happens when you act with one hundred percent integrity, authenticity and responsibility