The Nanosecond of Perfection

The purity with which something is viewed gives it its perspective. The closer to Source, the more neutral the image. When viewing from a perspective that is closest to Source—or the way your True Self views—the image is more neutral. No victim, no victor, only the whole of the entirety.

It is like a particle floating in perfection, with no movement in any direction—up, down, or side to side—only the blessed instantaneous moment of complete and utter stillness. That is the perfection of neutrality: the small window of non-judgment.

In every situation there exists that brief nanosecond—if it were measurable—where perfection can be found, before judgment enters, before viewing through anything other than wholeness. It is the passing-through place, when all facets are glowing and sparkling with perfection, before shifting ever so slightly into the clouded lens of judgment or polarity.

All is well. It is only the view, the lens of distortion, the position from which you are standing, that colors perception. Rising above allows and affords a fuller view of completeness—the white light of perfection—as it passes through the rainbow spectrum of both the physical and the etheric.

Know that there is always perfection, without requiring proof to your physical eyes. Feel the click of alignment on the spectrometry of the beauty, the geometry of existence. Breathe the white light, and enjoy the colors, the variations, the flavors of cosmology.