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Bhagavad Gita - Book 13, Volume 7

TECHNIQUE FOR SPONTANEOUS

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COMPLETION

Completion does not mean blindly accepting everything that happens in your life, in the kṣetra. It simply means not resisting life as it happens to us. The root of all our incompletions is the idea we carry — Life should not be this way.

That is why we spend our whole life asking, ‘Why, why, why? Why is life so bad? Why did this happen to me? Why do bad things happen to good people?’

Spontaneous completion or instant completion means simply dropping the wrong understanding that is creating conflict for you in a particular situation.

Nithyananda Paramashivam

© 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. All Rights Reserved

It is possible! Next time you face a
crisis or conflict in life, don't ask,
'Why is life this way?' Instead, decide:
this is life, so now what? Do I want to
accept it and move on? Do I want to
reject it and move on? Or do I change
it the way I want? Whatever decision
you make out of this cognition will be
right for you. When you act out of
completion, you are empowered to
resolve any conflict that happens
inside you or outside you.

Portrait of Nithyananda Paramashivam

GOALS:

To understand the witnessing

technique and the technique for

spontaneous completion Help

children understand that our

cognition is transformable