Logical Mind
Junior Member
Is perfection a state of absolute rest where there is nothing to be accomplished since the individual has supposedly reached a level of wisdom and so free from having to take additional steps to climb into higher levels? Is perfection, as is usually believed to be, a state of absolute inactivity, a perpetual boring inaction where there is nothing else to do?
That is impossible, I am convinced.
Take for instance the fact that the earth is growing, the universe expanding and pushing all celestial objects away from each other, a growth and expansion that seems to be unending, an active phenomena of infinite advancement a never ending metamorphosis.
What we have on planet earn now is a sort of hard to accomplish perfection a state at times of painful progression and that is the difference between us and other advanced societies of the galaxy, although not all, which seem to be involved in positive levels of permanent transformation. I believe that what is taking place right now in our planet in a primitive way is perfection, a growth leading into unending levels of change.
That is impossible, I am convinced.
Take for instance the fact that the earth is growing, the universe expanding and pushing all celestial objects away from each other, a growth and expansion that seems to be unending, an active phenomena of infinite advancement a never ending metamorphosis.
What we have on planet earn now is a sort of hard to accomplish perfection a state at times of painful progression and that is the difference between us and other advanced societies of the galaxy, although not all, which seem to be involved in positive levels of permanent transformation. I believe that what is taking place right now in our planet in a primitive way is perfection, a growth leading into unending levels of change.
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