Table of Contents for Root Meanings
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Revision: 26 Apr 2026
Perfection
- Faultlessness.
- Flawlessness.
- That which already is, as it is, unclouded by ideas of what is.
- The intrinsic flawlessness of all that is.
- All beings, all circumstances, and all things are intrinsically perfect.
- To “see with the eyes of perfection” is to recognize that all beings, all circumstances, and all things are inherently flawless in every way, and that labels such as positive and negative can neither add to nor subtract from this all-inclusive faultlessness.
- The recognition of total perfection is the clear knowing that everything is perfect exactly as it is.
- In Supreme Enlightenment, it is obvious that imperfection is impossible.
- In apex enlightenment, the idea of imperfection does not arise.
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