The word impeccable means ‘without sin’. Sin is defined as a ‘transgression against God.’ As God is unknowable we are left with our nagual aspect. I would define sin as a ‘transgression against our nagual aspect.’ To be impeccable means to be without sin or to be in alignment with our nagual.
And this means that sin is personal and not universal as many believe.
Definitely! There is no 'original sin.' The only originality say, comes from the individual doing their own thing. There is not some pollution of mankind. First off, say as we know more about science and evolution, we know Adam and Eve, could not have existed. The story is then metaphorical.
So say with the story of Jesus being crucified, it would be quite illogical for him to have died 'for a metaphor,' versus something tangible. So we have to look at this pragmatically. Not one word in the Bible, or say with the Gnostics as you read, for original sin. Ultimately to myself, the story of the crucifixion, and resurrection, is about us. Whether he existed or not, is really irrelevant. It is about us, it is a story of suffering, and one when looked at pragmatically, Buddhists could then perhaps relate to. But it is impossible to die for a metaphor, a myth, a story. So ultimately there is a deeper meaning, many do miss.
"To be impeccable means to be without sin or to be in alignment with our nagual." Correct. When we align with this, we can then understand perhaps what he spoke of by grace. But this work we do on our own, only we can ultimately save ourselves.