The principle of Imperfection

that must be put down chiefly to unavoidable imperfections of expressionRené Guénon.-
We find here an example of a team with a well-determined objective. We do not know of course, and shall never know, all the intimate details of the relationships between the personages participating in Peter's film. We know that they met with difficulties end experienced failures. But obstacles were a stimulus for Peter's energy. He himself, by his own unshakable faith strengthened his team's faith, and aroused the courage of the whole nation. If at the end of its existence, the team of Peter the Great allowed signs of weakness to appear, we should never forget that the world is ruled by the principle of Imperfection. Those weaknesses became manifest only when the work was completed in its broad lines.
Boris Mouravieff.-- Boris MouravieffThe unavoidable imperfection of language (Guénon, 1930s).
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* Imperium; To serve; The team; Work; Creation; Success machine; Perfectibilism; Progress; House divided against itself; Perfection; Ideal;
* Utopia; Dystopia; Perfectabilism
* Constructive; Destructive; Adequacy; Adjustment; Goal
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