A direct challenge to all spiritual practice (sādhana): the Ātman is kevala-siddha — already completely accomplished. No method, technique, or discipline can add to or subtract from what you already are. This is the Aṣṭāvakra Gītā’s most radical departure from mainstream spiritual teaching. While other paths prescribe years of practice, this text insists that the very notion of sādhana presupposes a deficiency that does not exist. Janaka now speaks this truth from assimilation, not from faith — the desire for mokṣa has dissolved along with the ignorance that created it.