Bhagavad Gita Chapter 10 - Lesson 3 of 12

INTRODUCTION

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Kṛṣṇa asks us to complete with life as it is. Only when we accept ourselves as we are, can we accept others. Only then we will feel deep friendliness with others. Deep friendliness with others is spirituality. Understand that spirituality is honest and deep friendliness with others.

Love is the flowering of our consciousness. love is the greatest healing power on planet Earth.

Spirituality means flowing. Spirituality means radiating, spreading love and compassion. Whenever we enrich out of compassion, we never feel that we have served. We feel that we have been given an opportunity to serve, to enrich.

Whether we believe it or not, as of now, we have a deep enmity or hostility towards others and ourselves. We live in constant self-doubt, self- hatred and self-denial. We may smile, but we never feel friendly. To correct this, the first thing you need to do is completion with yourself and accept yourself as you are. Forgiving others and forgiving yourself are one and the same.

The moment we create the space of completion and complete with life as it is, we experience divinity in everything. The moment we complete, a cognitive shift happens in us. The moment we declare completion with ourselves and with life, we complete with the whole world. Then, the complete cognition happens inside our system, which will be centered on bliss.

When you are complete with you, the Universe will be complete with you. When you are incomplete with you, the Universe will be incomplete with you. As the Universal consciousness, Kṛṣṇa is all in one. He is the Creator, Sustainer and Rejuvenator. One needs to do nothing except understand and accept what Kṛṣṇa is. The Master says that understanding and completing alone liberates us. Nothing more is needed

GOALS

To get children to
understand that
understanding and
completing liberates us.