there is nothing which you can actually call 'perfect'.....what might seem to be perfect for you....could have some flaw for someone else.....its all about your perception....how you see things as....
A burning candle or a fire lighted lamp is an example for a perfect thing in the world. Even if we light 1000 candles from it, it will glow as bright as it was before, never loose its luminescence. Another thing is knowledge. It only grows when we give it to some one. But no one can attain perfect knowledge about anything. Fire is considered to a perfect object even in Puranas.
you cannot challenge your knowledge to be perfect, no matter how much you gain...it keeps on growing with time and experience....the moment you think your knowledge is perfect...you would find someone else who would cross over you....
you cannot challenge your knowledge to be perfect, no matter how much you gain...it keeps on growing with time and experience....the moment you think your knowledge is perfect...you would find someone else who would cross over you....
Read it clear. I have not told our knowledge is perfect. I am considering knowledge itself as a separate entity. Its power will only increase, not decrease.
Nothing is totally useless or totally flawless. If anything were perfect, there would be no room for improvement. We continue to move ahead for improvement and perfection which can never be total.
G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant http://gkajmani-mystraythoughts.blogspot.com/
Nothing is totally useless or totally flawless. If anything were perfect, there would be no room for improvement. We continue to move ahead for improvement and perfection which can never be total.
A quote-When we aim for perfection, we discover that it's a moving target
