PERFECT / PERFECTION

 PERFECT / PERFECTION

 

Practice makes one PERFECT and PERFECTION makes him/her great. To be PERFECT is PERFECT, but a little IMPERFECTION is not a sin. PERFECT people are not always real, and real people are not always PERFECT; if all were to be very PERFECT in drawing, why are there erasers?

 

PERFECTION is doing the same thing again and again, but every time more PERFECTLY with more PERFECT and better results.

 

Nature is fraught with two contrasts – ‘nothing is too PERFECT’ and ‘everything is PERFECT’. Being happy doesn’t necessarily mean that everything is PERFECT. It simply means you have decided to ignore, wish away and brush aside IMPERFECTIONS.

 

Some say nothing is PERFECT. PERFECTION simply doesn’t exist. Even with IMPERFECTION, you and I can live pretty PERFECTLY.

 

A beautiful thing is not necessarily always PERFECT, nor is that a PERFECT rule!

 

To try to be over PERFECT is basically IMPERFECT. To be PERFECTLY IMPERFECT, or IMPERFECTLY PERFECT - both lead us nowhere.

 

PERFECT precision is an ideal thing to aim for, but ending up with some IMPERFECTION may also be PERFECT sometimes.

 

Some say, the effort for PRISTINE PERFECTION is waste of time and energy at times.

 

PERFECTIONISM is not essentially a quest for the best and vice versa. And excellence is not necessarily PERFECTION and vice versa.

 

It is only IMPERFECTION that complains of what is IMPERFECT. The more PERFECT we are, the gentler and quieter we become towards the defects of IMPERFECTIONISTS. Don’t we?

 

There is no need to be PERFECT just to impress others. Let people get inspired by how you deal with your IMPERFECTIONS. That’s all!

 

PERFECTION is man’s ultimate illusion, as it doesn’t exist. And if you are a PERFECTIONIST, you may pay the price of becoming the loser at times.

 

Let not your pursuits for over PERFECTION defeat your progress.

 

Certain things can be more impressive and PERFECT if left as natural as they are and even with a little IMPERFECTION rather than glistening, shimmering and embellishing them!

 

‘Magic bullet’ means a PERFECT solution to a problem.

 

PERFECTION and uniqueness are two sides of the same coin.

 

Work or art of PERFECTION is ingrained in some. It comes automatically.

 

முழுச் சோம்பேறி முள்ளு உள்ள வேலி.

A PERFECT sluggard is like a hedge of thorns.



R.SAMPATH

8/9/2020

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