A man's life can always be further enriched by new experiences, both here and hereafter. Perfection is therefore not a static condition but a dynamic one. To reach perfection is to remove original sin, the major barrier between the self and God. To be perfect is to be at last free to realize one's true being as a child of God. Then we can actualize John Wesley's ideal of Christian perfection, meaning to be fully devoted to God and to express that faith in every act.
Perfection refers to simplicity of intention and purity of affection.
If a man allows God to reign in his heart, his nature will be so transformed that he will do nothing but good and pure acts. God's spirit will permeate one's whole being, just as the blood stream nourishes the entire physical body. According to Divine Principle, a perfected individual feels as God does, as if God's feelings were his own. He has fully united with God's heart. In unrestricted give and take, he loves God with all his heart, soul, mind and strength.