Human Perfection

Perfection
“Success is the art of doing ordinary things
in extraordinary ways.”
Art Print – José Fuste Raga
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Human perfection is a journey, not an absolute. The definition of the term, “human perfection” gives us the answer to whether human perfection is possible.

Human Perfection Definition #1: “A Perfect Ten”

Everyone, with the exception of identical twins, is very different, so it would be impossible to choose only one type of human being to classify as perfect. Even if a person looks like a perfect ten, there’s still the inner qualities to consider: virtuousness, ethics, humility and the like.

All humans have flaws; nobody is perfect at all times. That’s why we’re still here — we’re working on self-improvement projects all the time whether we’re cognizant of them or not.

Human Perfection Definition #2: “A Perfect Whatever You Are”

If I were to describe a perfect human being, I’d include the expectation of flaws. A perfect human must have flaws, or we would be angels instead, or God Himself. I like the Morgan’s Tarot card that reads, “This may not be a perfect circle but it is a perfect whatever it is.”

Instead of trying to be perfect in the eyes of others, which is frustrating and impossible as you can’t get all people to agree on a definition of human perfection… try to be the most perfect YOU possible. In other words, be true to yourself.

Be honest with yourself about what you want to to do with your life, where you want to live, and what kind of person you want to be. Then design your life around that vision. Be the most perfect YOU possible. Take your own personal human perfection journey, and don’t worry about the rest of the people. Whether or not they are perfect is their business, not yours.

Key thought for today: Be the most perfect YOU possible, meaning, be true to your vision of how you would like your life to be.