3 Questions

[Zachariah]

Thanks for a wonderful response that indulges in deeper meaning of my question.

While many search for and attempt to establish a universal truth, I believe it's more likely that infinity creates a limitless subjective existence.

It's within that knowing that I can honor others perspective that unity includes separateness, and separateness then emboldens the foundation for the path of souls.

In my own experience, unity is perfect and not in need of any experience with separation as the genesis, such as growth, loneliness, thought, and polarity.

I only consider that a truth for me, and have no speculation on whether it is or can be a truth for others.

I know I agreed to be here, and I will focus on and complete the mission to mostly limit suffering and enable soul growth.

But beyond that, I have no desire to be separate any longer, even if I can return to higher densities that are closer to unity. In fact, if possible, I would extinguish my separateness altogether. I would elect to no longer be a soul at all. This is a thought of pure Light and Love for me, despite its outwardly appearance.

Thanks again!

As for Imperfection...

I have always innately felt that something perfect must also have a perfect flaw, a paradoxical imperfect facet of its perfect self.  You might see it as, in infinity there is implied unity, infinity can only be singular, with many being by a series of division, in ways to formulate uniqueness.  In a sense, our imperfection is inherent, we are One trying to be many.  We are limited to One Absolute Truth, and we must rediscover it's infinite nature eternally.  This might be a flaw in that there is no true growth or loss, only reiterations and nuanced repetitions, slight differentiations, of that known, with mystery being the great surpriser.  We are limited by infinity.  For all we know there's realities that elude even the One Infinite Creator in being known.

For all we know, it is the imbalance of imperfection, a skew, the Source, of uniqueness, manyness, of Drive and Motion and Being.

Imperfection may be the perfect way to reconcile unity.  It provides depth, creates obstacles, a sense of wrongness to overcome and work with, a sense of providing that which is not to that which is, to show a perfect being its imperfection.

What happens then?

I guess we get a long journey of self perfection.

All just my opinions, but I thank you for giving me the opportunity to share them.