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Finding an "I'm Perfect" in Every Imperfection

Perfect – (1):“without errors, flaws, or faults,” (2):“complete and lacking nothing essential.”

In reading these definitions, I am grateful that in every Imperfection there is an opportunity to recognize “I’m Perfect.”

It gives me an opportunity to appreciate the reality of who I am not just who I wish to be. The good news is that both definitions are true.

My spirit is at peace knowing no person is truly perfect and whatever state I am in life, I am complete, lacking nothing essential.

Perfection - "somebody or something that has reached the highest attainable standard.”

An “I’m Perfection” perception is a view that leaves me feeling failed and depleted when I don’t live up to the high standard I set for myself.

Whatever I perceive as my imperfections, I learn about them and from them. I am assured that I am complete and lacking nothing essential, despite of them.

I Love myself for who I am today for I am Ideal, Just Right, Great, and Wonderful in other words I’m Perfect!

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