Acharya Prashant explains that completeness is not something to be understood by the limited human intellect, as the mind is too small to grasp the infinite. Instead of striving for completeness, one should observe their own incompleteness, which is evident in their dependency on others and external objects. He emphasizes that dependency is a sign of fear—the fear of losing something or being inadequate. He advises the questioner to simply observe these dependencies, such as the need for a partner's validation or the comfort derived from material possessions, without trying to immediately change or manipulate the situation. True observation does not require effort or new actions; it is a natural state of seeing what is already present.
