THEORY.
The perfect man is the harmonious man.
Perfection in man is attained when he is doing his best.
Symmetry of face or of form, quality of voice, or strength of mind or muscle at birth are the responsibility of the Creator and of progenitors.
The birth of the body of man is accomplished when it attains consciousness of its physical requirements.
The birth of the soul of man is accomplished when he attains consciousness of what is good, of what his functions and duties are relative to his own best growth, and also relative to his uses and duties as a member of society.
Man is not fully born until his mind is conscious of his body and conscious of his soul, and knows the functions and duties of each relative to the best growth.
Until man is fully born, as described above, the responsibility of his perfection or imperfection rests with his teachers and their teachings.