When Do Your Believe That You Are Perfect In This Moment?
“When we se the perfection that we are, then we see how simple life truly is. Sometimes it is getting to the perfection that we are is the challenge. “ ~ Suzie
The title of today’s blog post and the words of the heart whisper came from last weeks post on Chocolate Slabs and Keeping it Simple. Kat Kanovos said in her comment :
Suzie, you hit the nail right on it’s simple little head when you said life is simple, we keep adding complicated layers to it. Yes we do! We want to perfect perfection because life is perfect in all it’s perfections just like the painting.
and I replied:
Yes when we see the perfection that we are then we see how simple life truly is. Some times it is getting to see the perfection that is us, is the challenge
How do we go about seeing ourself as perfect?
I came up first with a mirror exercise. How many of you do mirror work? Here is a video I made on doing mirror work
I am perfect Suzie, ( insert your name here) absolutely perfect just as I am
This perfection is not the perfection I talked about recently in a post. That’s the perfectionism that stops us and for me keeps me from sharing my gifts with the world and allows for incompletions. This perfection is about being true to ourself, listening to the whispers of out heart and accepting our magnificence.
It is about letting go of “bad’ thought about yourself, about not being wrong or not enough- we are always enough and when we truly love,value ourselves and follow our heart, our purpose, our bliss will come forth. Sometime we have to be patient and allow the unfolding to take place. I know for those of us who like to be action gal or guy that can be challenging.
From experience I can tell you it is worth the patience and taking time to love and really value you. You might be surprised at what you discover.
I hear you say, that’s not so easy Suzie. I know 🙂 Start with the mirror work. Use the image above as a screen saver, write the word out on a post-it. Now you are enough!
Do you see you as perfect?
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Dear Suzie,
Hi! Thank you for ALL your inspirations & Pictures & affirmations.
Regarding each of us being perfect. My spirtual teacher taught that where ever you are, what ever you are, is perfect or you would not be there/it. Also, if you keep reaffirming that you are perfect, it will change ones patterns into thinking/knowing that you are perfect!
An interesting thing that I’ve been doing….. When people ask
you “How are You?” Reply Perfect! It is amazing to see the responses
that one gets. Everything from disbelief to agreement & usually a smile. Let me know what you get.
Love & Blessings,
Shelley
Shelley I just love you comment. I am going to do that when someone asks how i am : I am perfect. I will note their responses.
Yes we are all perfect , it is just we cover our being perfect in the moment with layers and then we forget:) Very wise spiritual teacher.
Love and blessings to you Suzie xx
Thank you, Suzie, for the uplifting inspiration. What a breath of fresh air! Love, Love, Love this article.
Wow Cindy, thank you love love love your being here and commenting ♡♡♡
Great article Suzie. I believe we can all benefit from the mirror work and remind ourselves: “I am enough.” Self acceptance can be challenging at time. It’s easy enough to carry a mirror with you and pull it out when needed.
Hi Josee, Exactly, a small mirror in your bag could maybe seen as a lifesavor ♡♡♡
Good stuff! I still find it easier to accept the perfection in others… but love the moments of grace when I get to apply that acceptance to myself. Thank you.
Yes Andrea, I understand perfectly what you are saying and the more we can accept and value “YOU” the closer we become to our own perfection ♡♡♡
Beautiful article – and art! Thanks for sharing with us, Suzie <3
Hi Marianne, Thank you wonderful to see your smiling face here ♡♡♡
I am the am that I am. I am no longer at war with perfectionism or the curse of enough. I am all that I am and more. Imperfectly perfect…and loving my life <3
Love that Peggy, imperfectly perfect is a wonderful place to be, Accepting that gets us to just being ♡♡♡
I absolutely love this blog post Suzie! So uplifting! I really enjoy your format and pictures also. Just a delight to read! 🙂
Welcome Brandy, your comment delights my heart, thank you ♡♡♡
Suzie I <3 this post and I totally resonate with the perfectionism from my past. It's reminding ourselves when we are in these moments of doubt that we are enough 🙂
Hi Rebecca, yes that’s the secret, keep coming back to the magic that is you 🙂 ♡
Oh this is so beautiful, Suzie. And I was so drawn to your artwork at the top, I had to remind myself to keep reading. 🙂
Welcome Anna, thank you I love that the images attracted you ♡
Suzie. . . it is true that us humans complicate life when it truly is simple. Here’s my thoughts on being perfect. I am who I am today. Tomorrow when I cooperate with growth and change, I will be slightly different and that will be okay. I am who I am at any given moment and as long as I accept that truth and remain open to the newness of “me” in the next moment – I am being perfected!
Blessings,
Linda
Linda, love what you have written especially when I cooperate with growth and change, – we all have that choice and when we simplify it we make it easier on us. ♡
Suzie,
Thank you for the wonderful Mirror Exercise video. Oh that would be a hard one for me (which means I need to do it!), but I can see how it would be very good for me. I have gotten a lot more positive in my self talk and affirmations, but I still have a ways to go.
Hi Debbie, wonderful that you liked the mirror exercise, yes not easy . like anything the more you do it the easier it becomes 🙂
Suzie,
I appreciated how you went on to explain what you meant by perfection. That desire to do everything perfectly has certainly slowed the progress many of us could have made in personal growth or growth in our business. On the other hand, having confidence of your worth can made a huge difference in how one shows up in life.
Thank you for showing up and being such a spark of light and encouragement for me and others for as long as I’ve known you.
Yvonne you have my heart singing and you are so right in what you have said about self-worth. I love you are here 🙂 ♡
Thank you Suzie! I always feel inspired after reading your posts! <3
Thanks Betsy, I love that you are always inspired♡
Suzie,
I love the idea that when we truly love and value ourselves and listen to our heart, our true purpose will be reveal. Feels so beautifully magical!
Sandra I know it is a very special feeling and sometimes as in my case might take a while to integrate. I know mine has . Recently i got a message to reread something I had got from Sonia Choquette when i was doing her Heart’s desire course.
I know when i first got her wisdom I filed it away, as I read it last week, my heart opened as I reread her words: “You are a natural champion of others and a true healer and artist. This is your purpose. to uplift and create beauty. It now all makes sense” I see and feel it now I no longer say who me 🙂 ♡
Loved your ‘mirror’ video Suzie… I’ll give it a go, need to get through the complicated layers!! … you certainly teach with great passion 🙂
Not sure about perfect, but I accept me as me… funny how the perfectionism creeps in though when facing the world.
I’m hearing you 🙂
~Jacs
Jacs, I love seeing your smiling face, Start by just stopping for a second in front of any mirror, it does make a shift in your love for you. yes seeing you are perfect can be a challenge which is why i thought add it in as a mirror practice. I need it as perfectionism is a killer for me too 🙂
Thanks for your passion comment makes my heart sing ♡
Great message Suzie. I think that LOVE can be perfect. God loves us no matter what. Knowing that we are loved in this way makes me feel light and inspired. I don’t see myself as perfect but I know I am enough.
Hi Nathalie and great to see you here, Love your comment, I know that when we accept that we are enough we can begin to see ourselves as perfect – I am hearing this is a new way we will become. ♡
THat’s a very important message Suzie. Thanks for sharing it 🙂
Hi Linda,
Thank you for taking the time to read and comment, i appreciate you xx
Suzie, I’ve found that letting ago and patience and accepting and loving exactly who I am has come with age. As Popeye says – I am what I am!
love that Diane yes once we accept that we are what we are as you say does come with age- imagine if children were guided this way from birth- so much mire love and peace in the world xx
Inspiring as always Suzie. I must admit that even though I fully comprehend your message, I prefer to never use the term “perfect” when thinking about who I am. I like acknowledging that I’m a work in progress and valuing all my imperfect bits and pieces. Even with that – you are so right about the importance of knowing in your heart we are each “enough.” 🙂
I agree about perfect normally. After a session with a spirit guide friend, I understand that to move forward I need to see how I am in this moment as perfect. I was picked up on using the word “WRONG” I agree we are all a work in progress and loving each step increases our self-worth xx
“Perfect” words to start the weekend and my vacation. Thx for helping me get my head straight.
My pleasure Kimba, have a wonderful holiday. Remember to drop into your heart from your head 🙂
Your words are a balm and blessing for me today, and I’m very happy to share this with my tribe. Thank you.
Sue I am delighted, your comment has my heart smiling and thank you for sharing xx
As someone with perfectionism tendencies (which thankfully I am overcoming with age), I have learned to say “I am enough.” It’s all about self-acceptance – flaws and all – and loving and respecting yourself. And oh yes, we all tend to make life more complicated than it is – I am certainly guilty of that! Thanks for the reminders, Suzie.
Hi Julie,
Glad I am not alone , Yes being able to say I AM ENOUGH is an big step in self-acceptance. xx
Lovely post, Suzie! That is the rick, isn’t it? Admitting to our own perfection! Sadly, we are so schooled in our supposed ‘imperfection’ it takes some serious intention to accept a new model. Thanks for such a stimulating post. xox, Reba
Welcome Reba, yes it is, and i think we block ourselves from seeing it. thanks for your inspiration xxoo