I read
it reached my very eyes
"be ye perfect"
said He, the Christ.
And I died,
of impossibilities, unattainables,
believing in my lower mind
that it was possible, literal,
because the same word,
the same Word, it also said
all things are possible
with God...
I died of guilt, striving, failure, judgement
upon myself,
and others who
also were perhaps not striving
such as I.
Then I read,
it reached my very eyes, believe I
in the Aramaic version of the Word of words,
"be ye whole",
and then lived I,
became it a process, not a destination,
not a striving, but a being just being
what I was meant to be for that moment.
And I believed to be wholly perfect,
while acknowledging even
extreme failures, evils to myself and others,
knowing that the acknowlegement of this truth
leads to that state of
perfect wholeness, because truth
and wholeness can not be separated.
And then wondered I,
"be ye perfect" ...
is it possible?
Not in the lower way of perfectionism,
of perfect actions, words, thoughts,
unattainables, impossibilities.
But would it be possible, because
the Christ said to one and many,
the Comforter shall come. And could this
Comforter also be the
Perfector, the Holiest Spirit,
making us perfection in His eyes,
in the fullness of Her time,
because, love, it is blind,
to imperfections and faults which
vault high in the mind,
in the lower mind.
And so perfection is become
only by folllowing the Perfect,
the Perfecter, to the best of
His abilities in me,
in the fullness of Her time.