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Embracing wholeness: Why You don't need fixing. You are not broken. You do not need fixing. I know you are doing the best you can in the circumstances and environment you face. I know this because my training as a person-centred therapist has fostered my firm belief that each and every person possesses inherent worth and capacity for growth.
Nov 29, 2016 · Wholeness is not dependent upon our circumstances. A whole person is able to find comfort within the discomfort of life. We all want to feel whole.
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- Holding Yourself Exactly as You Are
- The Burden of Brokenness
- The Stages to Wholeness
- Embracing Wholeness
- An Invitation
- Some Questions to Ponder on
Wholeness is a complex and personal issue, because it involves all of what makes us human – mind, body, soul, emotions and relationships. All of the experiences that have shaped us. None of these can be scientifically studied in a vacuum, put under a microscope or dissected. I believe wholeness is everything that is contained within us, from past, ...
Brokenness is something that most of us know and want to avoid. Broken feels painful, shameful, bad and frightening; full of meaning that is taught to be avoided or fixed at all cost. If there has been trauma, brokenness can feel more acute and sometimes take more time and patience to work with. Trauma (latin rout: wound) is a psychological wound t...
This is the pathway as well as some “guidelines” that lead me to embracing my wholeness. These stages might not be the ones you will journey through, but maybe they give you some ideas and encouragement on your own path.
I believe that healing and wholing comes from a place where you recognize that there is nothing to be “fixed” as there is nothing that is “broken”. People don’t break. They get hurt and then they heal. This doesn’t mean that the damage never existed it means that we no longer allow it to define us. Wholeness is not a place where there is no pain, t...
I lovingly invite you to pursue wholeness over perfection. When you look in the mirror, make sure you’re looking at the whole picture. More than you notice the one thing you wish you could change, notice that you are a whole human being who has made it another day. Carry this mindset with you as you look back over your life. Your last job may not h...
What if “home” – our safe place, our refuge, the centre and heart of life, our greatest feelings of ease & comfort reside within us? If that’s the case, how do we become “homemakers” in ourselves regardless of relationship, location, and title? How do we embrace our wholeness while recognising the pieces that have been hurt? ⠀⠀ Again, I don’t have ...
Apr 27, 2020 · Wholeness begins with acknowledging the reality of our situation, but our tendency, when confronted with a crisis, is to resist it in some way: trying to wish it away, telling ourselves it...
Oct 30, 2024 · Your sense of worth doesn’t hinge on reaching a destination; it’s about embracing where you are while allowing for more. Growth from a place of wholeness—knowing that you don’t need to “be more” to be valuable—helps you see every moment as part of a wonderful journey. Myth #2: “Enough Means I Can’t Need Help.”
Jan 6, 2023 · A blueprint for living into wholeness consists of a 3-part pattern: Call to Wholeness, Path of Purification, and Return to Wholeness. A hidden thread of wholeness connects all things in...
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Wholeness is not dependent upon circumstances. Living a life of wholeness means you can find comfort in the discomforts of life. You must master the ability to be content with where you are, but always knowing there is more and working towards improvement.
