According to Osho, completeness isn’t attainable as a separate person because human energy is limited and experience is infinite; any excellence trades off other capacities. Only the Whole—the divine—is complete. By perfecting even one direction and then surrendering the self, one dissolves like a river into the ocean, becoming whole in the Whole—no longer a separate 'someone,' but completeness itself.
No person can have everything; you become truly complete by letting go of being a separate “me” and merging with the bigger Whole, like a river joining the ocean.