Better Connection Through Brokenness

Better Connection Through Brokenness

          Over the years I’ve learned that we find a better connection through our brokenness than through our wholeness.  We seem to relate with each other in short-comings versus the positive characteristics contained within.

          The positive stuff may teach us things but that “brokenness” has so much more for us to learn.  We used to take youth on Retreats, where they would think “No one else knows what I’m going through” until another’s story was the catalyst for changing their mindset.

          When we’re open to possibilities, then modifications can happen.  So change is at our doorstep, maybe even knocking and waiting for a reply to make something happen.

          Paths that take us places are nearby for us to step forward and allow the progress to occur.  Environments that we participate in can make such a difference, showing amazing results.

          Bread is an important part of our faith, but it has to be broken to be shared.  So if we feel like we’re broken, it might be possible that we are being prepared to be shared.  Celebrate your brokenness!