Wholeness through Brokenness

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 *Wholeness Through Brokenness*

Feeling broken is painful, but what’s even harder is trying to convince ourselves and others that we’re not, especially when we think we shouldn’t be.

Many people wear masks, projecting perfect careers, perfect relationships, and perfect confidence. But the truth is, we all carry some form of brokenness.

Life isn’t flawless, and neither are we.

Yet here lies a powerful insight

 *Our brokenness isn’t the end it’s the beginning of transformation.* 

It’s in the very act of picking up the pieces and rebuilding ourselves from within that we often discover a deeper sense of purpose.

The strength and compassion we gain through our struggles can become the foundation for helping others who face the same battles.

Yes, we may feel shattered and empty at times. But every fracture is a chance a space to rebuild, reimagine, and grow into something even more resilient and meaningful.

If we want to heal the world, we must begin with ourselves.

By acknowledging and working through our own broken parts, we find the path to wholeness.

 *Because it is through our brokenness not despite it that we become whole.*

Margalit 

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