““When we were young children (under six years old), before we learned most of our concepts of what is “perfect”, we had nothing to compare our life against. Without a concept of “perfect” to compare things against, we rarely decided that any aspect of ourselves, others, or our situation was “bad” or “not good enough”. Everything was just what it was. Without these thoughts about what isn’t “good enough” in our life, we felt free, whole, and happy.””
