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-C. S. LEWIS

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Thursday, December 1, 2011

The Cost of Perfection



I've come to learn that searching for perfect is more detrimental than accepting reality. On the quest for no mistakes, no issues or problems....or rather no flaws, one may unseemingly create a bigger....flaw..for lack of a better word, than what was begun with. One strives so hard at altering reality that every day situations are almost overlooked, to the point that one always thinks futuristic-ally but not on the present...that which exists now.

The danger of the quest of perfection is destruction. In the attempt of reaching a dream/vision of perfection, one can unknowingly kill those things surrounding them (i.e. friendships, spirits, flesh, etc.) As seen on both an emotional and physical level there is no possible way of finding perfect. The search for perfect almost always leads to anything besides that...perhaps another headache...

Gain content.

Be happy for the Imperfections
           for Perfection COSTS More.
E. Ross