A tamed ego leaves room for self- improvements! In other words, a person who isn’t proudly boastful, snobbish or arrogant will always seek to become a better version of the present self. Such a person understands that one never finishes learning and living is a life-long lesson in itself. One of the most important parts of such learnings however is to know what’s genuine to hold on to and what is considered a cheap photo copy to release. Holding on to cheap copies of anything degrades a person’s character, whereas frequently visiting the original of anything in life boosts one’s image, character and self-worth until finally greatness/perfection is attained.
It is indeed possible for man to attain perfection in life else Jesus wouldn’t have commanded us to do so as His Father in heaven is perfect. It might appear as a tall order just as housework might appear too much and bothersome to the eye. But once engaged in the task we’ll find that it was only the projection of the eye that blew the work out of proportion. It is in fact probable to begin and achieve any given task/goal set before man by God’s grace, if the need, desire, and devotion to succeed is present. Once the mind, heart, desire, and devotion is in synchronization with the ego any good deed is attainable.
MBM-Tine Brice
Martine Brice 