Completion - Lessons 27 to 29

INTRODUCTION

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Completion is the basis for all the four tattvas. It is continuous tireless completion, which creates the basis for the higher level practices. Only when you are complete extraordinary powers will express in you. Go on completing with every single pattern, with every single person. If you are not able to reach out to that person, catch the mirror. The beauty of your consciousness is that it has in hate intelligence to unclutched from anything, by its very quality. That is why time heals suffering. Time is directly a wiper for your inner mirror. The inner mirror that you carry, even if it gets dusted by incompletion, the dust settles which because of your incompletion-time acts as a mirror to wipe it. The inner space which is in total completion has access to any information in cosmos. You have to complete with each wrong cognizance. That is responsible for limiting you and making you powerless.

GOALS

To make the
children understand
about continuous
tireless completion

ASSESSMENT

Which is the basis for the four tattvas?

Which is the cause for the higher level practices?

Which is a wiper for the inner mirror?

Which has the access to any information in cosmos?

Why time heals suffering?

A depiction of a divine figure adorned with a golden crown and jewelry, seated before a silver lion-embossed throne.

ACTIVITY OF THE DAY Memory game

Items needed Lengths of heavy wool, thin rope or twine or long strands of interesting fabric

procedure Tie together three equal lengths of the plaiting material. It's a good idea when your children are learning to use three different colors to make it easier for them. Attach the plaiting material to the back of a chair or a door knob and separate the strands so there is a left, a center and a right strand. The left hand strand goes over the center one and then the right hand strand goes over the new center one, the original left strand and so on. Continue plaiting, left to the center, right to the center. Tie off when the plait is finished. If your children are really 'into' this activity they could plait lots of lengths of fabrics (great way to empty the rag box) and later you can help them sew them together to make an old fashioned rag mat to put beside their bed or use as a bath mat

WORKSHOP OF THE DAY

Vidhya is identifying the thought
currents in which you are stuck an
reinventing yourself from it. Pen
down all the situations in your life
that you are stuck in and feel
impossible. Write down the
thought currents in which you are
stuck and need to reinvent.
Complete with all those thought
currents and write down how you
are going to take responsibility for
it.