Perfection Is Obtainable, Though This Imperfect World Has Conditioned Elsewise. WE R Taught That WE R ‘Only Human’ Or The Misconceived Notion Of ‘No One Is Perfect.’ When The Truth Is, Both Of These Statements Could Not Be Further From The Truth. As Celestial Light Beings WE R Far From ‘Only Human.’ Harboring The Power Of Ultimate SOURCE, Designed In Direct Alignment With The Display Of THE UNIVERSE. Our Brains Much Like Galaxies Where The Human Hippocampus Neurons Look Vastly Similar To The Display Of Celestial Bodies In The Universe Paralleling The Making Of Galaxies. Our Eyes, Being In Direct Resemblance To The Blackholes Found In Areas Throughout ‘Space.’ All Of These Through Which Civilizations Have Sprang & Continue To Create As Well Sustain Life. Yet, When Told WE Are Creators, Gods Even, With The Power Of SOURCE, THE UNIVERSE Inside Our Very Being, This Is An Unfathomable Concept Deemed As Delusions Of Grandeur. People That Believe In Their Identity Being Constructed & Formulated Through That Of The UNIVERSE Are Said To Have ‘God Complexes.’ Then Again What Is So Wrong With A ‘God Complex?’ A Complex That Puts You In A Mindset That Shows & Tells Your Acceptance Of Who This UNIVERSE, THE SOURCE Of All Life, Designed & Destined You To Be? That Seems Pretty Perfect To Me.
Cee The Issue With Perceived Perfection Is It Is Deemed To Parallel Flawlessness. There Is Some Man Made Gage That Determines Something Being Imperfect & Then Perfection Is Slated As Unobtainable. The Issue With This Is, This Makes Perfection Bias. It Is Judgmental Making It Itself ‘Imperfect,’ For In Order To Be ‘Perfect’ By Currently Accepted Definition, It Would Have To Remain Unbias. For Something That Is Flawless Cannot Reach A State Of Judgement. Unless, Unless True Perfection Is Designed To Incorporate Just That; The Ability To Cee & Recognize Flaws. To Notice Subtleties That Can Be Tweaked To Idealisms To Represent Something Positive, Worth Having, Keeping & Maintaining. Perfection Being The Ability To Notice Space For Growth, Commit To Fulfilling The Space Upon Acknowledgement & Thriving Diligently To Do So On A Continuum. Perfection Being One’s Commitment To Self Excellence Self Understanding Self Acceptance With Accurate Representation. To Being Positive & Projecting Positivity Throughout The Strive Of Excelling At Life. It’s Not An Unrealistic Unobtainable Image Of Self, It’s The Ultimate Image Of Self. The Ability To Cee Self Through The Eye Of GOD; All Ceeing. Recognizing Flaws, Embracing Them Then Striving To Grow From While Ultimately Eliminating Them.
As Simple As Life Can Be WE Often Find Problems For Every Solution. If Someone Is Blissfully Happy & Positive Then Instead Of Studying From & Learning From WE Tell Ourselves (As Well Others) This Is An Unrealistic Lifestyle. That They Are ‘Unrealistically Positive’ & ‘The Real World’ Is Not Like That. The Thing Is, Being Negative Is Easier & Most Often More Attractive Than Maintaining Positivity (That’s Why It’s The Road Most Often Traveled). It Takes Less Work Less Effort Less Thought To Have A Negative Outlook On Life & It’s Experiences. People Who Cee The Good & The Positive In Even Some Of The Lowest Frequencies Have Dedicated Themselves To Their Strive For Excellence, Towards ‘Perfection’. They Put The Extra Work In To Annihilate The Negativity & Flood It Abundantly With The Can Do Will Do & It’ll Work Out Thoughts That Separate Them From The Mediocre, Just Like Everyone Else Pessimist. If It Were The Easy Way Out Everyone Would Be Doing It. Being Positive On A Consistent Bases Is Not Unrealistic, It’s Actual Work; Work That Unfortunately Most People Are Too Lazy Or Too Conditioned To Commit To. It’s Easier To Formulate Negative Thoughts Because Genuinely Generally People Are Inherently Good. Therefore It Is Easier To Magnetize Towards The Opposite Of Self Than It Is To Attract The Same. ‘All Things Have An Equal & Opposite Reaction’ ~Isaac Newton. This Is Often Why Very Seldom Are There 2 Of The Same Type Of Person In Marriages, Especially Lasting Ones. It’s No Secret That Opposites Attract It’s Just To What Extent & The Overall Effect These Attractions & Repulsions Have On Daily Existing. Being Innately Good With The Power Of Creation Paralleling That Of THE UNIVERSE, You Would Think It Would Be Easy To Accept & Live A ‘Perfect’ Life. Unfortunately, Drama Has Been Monetized In Order To Manipulate & Maintain Control.
WE R Told That There Is No Such Thing As Perfection In Order To Keep The Bar Low. If It Is Seeming Unobtainable Then It Will Not Be A Focused Acquisition. WE Will Disregard It Deeming it Unreachable & Focus On The Mediocracy That Keeps Us Bound To Stagnation & Limits. WE Will Refuse Our Power Because Acknowledging, Training, Using & Harvesting It Will Create Our Perfection; Our Idealisms. Where Problems Once Existed Only Solutions Acceptance & Growth. WE Would Live In A Constant State Of Bliss Raising The Overall Unified Frequency Of Mankind; Which Would Sustain Our Lives Tremendously Resulting In Elevated Growth Potentials. Our Creativity Would Skyrocket & WE Would Excel Knowing That Any & All Things Are Not Only Possible, They Are Merely A Correct, Positive Thought Away. Believing In Our Abilities Would Accelerate Our Power That Creates Our Realities. Now Tell Me That Is Not Perfection; It Is At Least From My Positive Perception.
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