The search to the true light

Most religions promote the thought of "living to gain moral perfection"But inspite of this light, what exactly is moral perfection? How is this obtainable? I have promised to talk about this in another thread before, and i will shortly however not in this particular post.

Humans live their lives aiming to always reach a higher status than that of which they hold themselves to be in, this is quite understandable in folk psychology, as part of the human nature, we are always seeking knowledge, seeking to know the unknown, we are curious about things in life, the persistence in this direction marks as a basis of what we are to build upon, that which will eventually elevate our minds so that we can gain that insight to see beyond that of the norm, so that we can obtain that higher status.

The thoughts that come to our head, are usually a manifestation of our beleifs along with the experiences we have been through, which have made us more aware of certian aspects of life. The things we take to be true are thus perceived in this way too. The true light for every human being is that of which he or she comes across a certain peice of knowledge that is so convincing, making the seeker of this knowledge fill with excitement. The search for truth is often an act humans take up when things in life do not make sense to them, When we are hit hard in life, when we are confused, and find ourselves falling deeper into our web of problems, we try to pick ourselves up through our thoughts and by our hopes, the act of retrieval of the self, is again something which is done through the act of searching for the truth.