Perfection

[Guest]

I'm not saying you're wrong about the path you've chosen. There are reasons we all walk our paths. We each hold various positions from time to time. Many of us are fluid to some degree. Some are more fluid than others. Youthfulness is not determined by fluidity or strength. To assume fluidity seeking is a behavior of new warriors is an incorrect belief; only because both new and old warriors have sought fluidity during some point in their growth. All depends on what people are working on.

Strength and fluidity are both important in aligning the self.

The only concern leaving me curious in this discussion of perfection is when does the belief of perfection lead to delusion? There are benefits to positive psychology, by believing we are the ultimate symbol of perfection. However, just because we have beliefs doesn't manifest those beliefs. Intent is not always the same as action. Follow-through. Being accountable for our beliefs is also a part of the process. If we aren't accountable or able to manifest what we're intending, merely speaking, then it turns people into liars. That's generally not synonymous with perfection. More an indicator of delusion. Though I wonder, how to tell the two apart: perfection and delusion. Maybe you could share some insight with me?