What if perfection was never about getting it all right—but about seeing the beauty that’s already here?

In this tender and truth-filled episode of Living Transmission, Benjamin and Amara unpack the soul-twisting weight of perfectionism and what happens when we release our grip on control. From spiritual ideals to parenting moments gone sideways, they explore how allowing, surrender, and even messiness are part of divine perfection.

They explore:

• The difference between divine perfection and toxic perfectionism
• Why perfectionism is rooted in the wound of “not enough”
• How constriction blocks creativity and authentic expression
• Beauty as the lens through which perfection becomes visible
• Perfectionism as a defense mechanism to avoid rejection
• The invitation to create anyway—even if it’s not “perfect”
• Why children, mess, and life’s chaos are teachers of the perfect whole
• How to tune your instrument and show up as the clearest expression of your soul

Whether you're healing shame, navigating creative resistance, or simply trying to be okay with where you are—this conversation is your permission slip to release, receive, and return to the beauty that already is.

✨ Perfection is not something you achieve. It’s something you recognize.

Timestamps:

0:00 – Chaos, rhythm, and the distortion of perfectionism

7:50 – Why defining perfection narrows divine flow

16:30 – Surrender, creation, and egoic control

24:45 – Is beauty the true face of perfection?

32:10 – Diogenes, renunciation, and purposeful living

44:00 – Parenting, healing, and agents of entropy

53:20 – Creating anyway: The antidote to perfectionism

1:03:10 – When the world becomes art, perfection reveals itself

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