I am Therefore I am: September 2010

Describing the path of our Love with God, a path of remembering our Oneness with Him.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Definition of Perfection

How can you define anything as perfect? Everyone has their own definition of perfection based on their belief system, thus there is no absolute. Would you define a piece of art as perfect? Jesus was very loving, but he could have been even more loving. We can always be smarter, more kind --- where does perfection end? Perfection can only be defined as a complete absence. It is the complete absence of fear and guilt. This is why Jesus was perfect. This is an absolute, an end. When we achieve perfection, we have full remembrance and recognition of our Oneness with God.

Powerlessness

Powerlessness comes from acting like a victim. That is the ego's way of getting attention in order to confirm its own identity. But you cannot gain true power, the power that comes with being the Son of God, this way. Do you notice how those who act like a victim continue to add more items or points to their victim persona? Because they are not getting what they truly need, they ratchet up the victimization mode in a futile attempt to gain power that way.

The lens of victimization starts for most in childhood, and when they are a child, they are truly a victim if they have been emotionally, physically, or sexually abused. They do not have the ability nor the perspective to protect themselves and to see their experience in a different way. But when someone reaches adulthood, they do have the ability to think of their childhood experiences differently and to see from a higher perspective. They have the ability to make a choice. Do they want to remain in hell or not, because seeing yourself as a victim is hell. When you are healing from any negative childhood experience, you will reexperience the victimization and the feelings as well as the false beliefs associated with what happened. But these are all meant to come to the surface, be felt, and be released for good. When you stay in the pain and the beliefs associated with the victimization, you have not grown and you have not truly healed.

 

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