7. Be Honest to Your Capacity
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July 19, 2012
Being honest to your capacity is to be in the present moment. Whatever you are doing, do it with complete intention and intensity. When you create a will, you take the responsibility.
Whenever you take responsibility for your action, your innate intelligence tries to perfect it. Understand, responsibility comes with innate intelligence. The moment you take responsibility, your innate intelligence tries to perfect it. Your intelligence is such that it automatically moves towards perfection. The moment you start taking small decisions unconsciously, you are prone to take big decisions unconsciously.
Take responsibility for every action you do, everything around you, and everything in you. Be honest to your capacity. I tell you, every one of you carries the innate intelligence of totality. When you are eating your food, don't think your other senses are absent, they also are present. So the smell tries to be complete with the food, the touch tries to be complete with the food, the sound tries to be complete with the food, and everything tries to be complete with the food. Every sense, by its nature, tries to complete everything in your life.
Be honest to your capacity, be true to your possibility. Take responsibility for every single action you are doing. You will reach your highest possibility.
The moment you take responsibility, you will naturally ask yourself, what am I doing this for? Why should I do this? What is the need? What is the use? Then your innate intelligence will turn your attention inward. You will radiate totality. You will be total.