Living fully does not mean adding something to life. It means recognizing that life is already complete, and you must not disrespect that fullness. It is not about going out and consuming life. The volume or quantity of experiences doesn’t matter; what matters is the quality. There is nothing but fullness—just go close to it.
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Questioner: There is one thing that comes up when said ‘Live fully’. So, let us take an example of the bath. By 'fully', what occurs to me is you can use a hundred types of products to wash your body.
Acharya Prashant: Living fully does not mean that you have to add something to life. Living fully means that life is already full, and you must not be disrespectful towards that fullness.
I think that it’s an important thing that I missed.
Living fully does not mean that you have to go out and consume life. Living fully does not mean you have to enhance life. Living fully means that whatever is, is always full. There is nothing except fullness. Just go close to it. The separation is the issue.
Eating fully means that every morsel is a great opportunity to know the total. It does not mean what you are eating or how much you are eating.
