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Imperfect human's imperfect God

 Vedas are the foundation of Sanatan Dharma, where 33 Gods/Goddesses are called for by hundreds of men and women (called Sages without requiring gender specification). The very source is not able enough to sought the multiplicity of nature by one name. It has been declared that the ultimate is one but we call it by various names. 

Later Vedantic claim one reality and one alone that is Brahma and no second. But what will be of that ultimate? Why ultimate created this universe which can be studied both to bigger and smaller material infinitely? Some may not believe that the God created this universe including human? But it is not that way I am talking, it is that ultimate principle or Law from which everything came, that is denoted as the God. It can be personified as persons too sprang from it. Putting aside this thing, why the perfect needed anything at all? All this pain and pleasure, ultimate realization and progress towards such, this misery of all things and being which came and which will eventually die in its physical form, God the perfect one need not to go through. 

The ultimate is merely a Sunya (not something - something = zero ) where everything is balanced and perfectly balanced. Only the imbalance can make motion out of it. and the imbalance is imperfection, imperfection is the misery. Wait, let me correct, imperfection is the joy too. The ultimate too must have a desire, and the desire to oneself it created itself in multiple forms and names. it worshiped itself and it hide itself from its creation. and let all creation search for it, by realizing which alone reality is established. 

This too shows, ultimate itself wants things and combination of things calling itself beings to be imperfect. By desire ultimate make itself imperfect. And human (still till date) are given intelligence to know its own reality which it coined the term God. 

Then the search of perfection is nothing but cheating one's own being and running away from the reality. So the human form of God lord Shree Krishna says just do your Karma, you are neither the cause nor the effect, you are just an agent, agent of mine. 

Let us enjoy our imperfection, let us try to realize ultimate is both perfect and imperfect but we are given with imperfection so to enjoy it. Let us our knowledge make our life ultimate oriented without concerning competition over other human forms. Let us include all human in a human set and end this useless fight over perfection.  

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