Practice makes Perfect, Imperfect | Rev. Alma Stevens

My question to you is if Practice makes perfect imperfect, why practice?

First, we define practice as the customary, habitual, or expected procedure or way of doing something:

The reason for practice and why you came to the planet is to free yourself of the FITS (feeling, images and thoughts) you created out of innocence.

The Purpose you came is to express the God that you are through your FITS.

Dr. Holmes addresses our reason on the first page of the textbook, “The Divine Plan is one of Freedom, bondage is not God-ordained. Freedom is the birthright of every living soul. All instinctively feel this. The Truth points to freedom under law. Thus, the inherent nature of humans is forever seeking to express itself in terms of freedom.”