dailydatewithgod

Given we all were created in harmony with nature is it really a surprise that we ebb and flow as all of life does?  There seems to be some sort of unwritten rule that as human beings were are fixed or need to be fixed because we are broken.  Perhaps what looks like broken is merely on the path to wholeness.  We view everyone through the lens of our own experience and reality.  Yet those we are viewing do not have the same exact experience or reality or vice versa.  So how is it possible to make any kind of accurate classification as to another person’s broken nature.  And what does broken even mean?  A broken bone heals over time.  A broken relationship either mends and returns the people involved with each other to a union or makes room for other relationships.  A flower that has a petal that has broken off is sharing its beauty outside the reach of its form and blesses that which it lands on.  God encourages us to see what looks to our eyes as broken as simply a move in a different direction.  Our hearts open us to see brokenness in and of ourselves and others as part of the process.  The sight of our eyes extends beyond the vision seen with our eyes and we are invited to look in an unknown direction when we encounter brokenness.