Can people reach perfection?

Here’s the thing: Perfection is not possible. Perfection is an age-old myth that creates more pain than joy, more confusion than calm, more angst than creative productivity. Being perfect is a farcical fantasy that distracts us from being present.

Is there such a thing as perfection?

“There is no such thing as perfection” could have several different interpretations. The most literal of which would be the notion that perfec tion simply does not exist. That is, any concept that “perfection” denotes does not exist. Of course, the concept denoted by “perfection” would not be seen to physically exist.

Why do I strive for perfection?

Usually, we strive toward being perfect to compensate for a sense of inadequacy. People who want to be perfect usually have an exaggerated sense of their own shortcomings. They typically received messages earlier in life that they weren’t good enough.

How is perfection impossible?

The reasons perfection is impossible are myriad- existence becomes boring, people are chaotic and changing them is either impossible or requires fundamentally changing them, such as an Assimilation Plot. The most basic reason is that everyone has a different perception of perfect.

What would happen if the perfect person could ever exist?

Ironically, if someone ever could achieve this impossible state of perfection, it’s likely that very few people would tolerate him or her. For the perfect individual would be a constant reminder to all others of their shortcomings. Not to mention that they probably wouldn’t be much fun to be with.

Is it good to strive to be perfect?

To strive to be perfect is good, at a price. Make sure that you do not let your failure bind you. Let your failures help you grow to become closer to perfection. We may never attain true perfection in our flawed states, but we can sure hell get close to it.

Is perfection achievable?

Perfection suggests a state of flawlessness, without any defects. Seeking perfection at a particular task might be achievable, and certainly, students can strive to attain a perfect grade, or you can try to accomplish a perfect job at something. Yet, the goal of being perfect in life is altogether a different story.

Are humans meant to be perfect?

A machine or electronic device may operate perfectly; at least for a while. Yet, over time it will begin to wear down and require repair. I suggest that the very notion of perfection is rooted in the paradigm of Newton’s mechanistic universe. Humans, however, were never intended to be perfect.