Experiences The misconception of perfection

[M!$TER-ED]

The world, all life in the world, every species including humanity are perfect. You say no, how can life be perfect with disease, pain, human suffering? The thing about perfection is perfection includes pain and suffering. Think about human flaws, surly we cannot be perfect with all of our shortcomings? It is our shortcomings that makes each one of us perfect from everyone else.
Perfection is not all roses, perfection includes the stem, the roots and all of it's sharp thorns as well.

I see perfection in everyone and everything because we and all of creation are different, there are no two identical anything on earth or the universe for that matter. The next time you see someone, take a close look and know they are everything they need to be and the same applies to you as well.

 

[donotdothis]

everything is perfect.

 

[BK38]

I like the Japanese kind of attitude that imperfection is the beauty in a sense, I think people are very similar in some ways. I think this art form encapsulates the idea/ethos well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi

 

[SophieBennett]

I like the way you frame it — perfection doesn’t necessarily mean the absence of flaws. Seeing imperfections as part of what makes something unique is a pretty interesting perspective. The rose analogy works really well too.