In this encore episode from season 2, Deborah and Brenda explore Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese concept that values imperfection and impermanence. It's an aesthetic, ideal, a philosophy, an art or a way of life that celebrates the beauty of things that are broken, aged or imperfect. It can be applied to physical items, such as pottery or your favorite cup, as well as relationships...with other people or even with ourselves. Understanding how to embrace Wabi-Sabi in your life and recognize the opportunities it has to transform your perceptions about "what is" can lead to a much more rewarding, peaceful and accepting soul journey.
In this encore episode from season 2, Deborah and Brenda explore Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese concept that values imperfection and impermanence. It's an aesthetic, ideal, a philosophy, an art or a way of life that celebrates the beauty of things that are broken, aged or imperfect. It can be applied to physical items, such as pottery or your favorite cup, as well as relationships...with other people or even with ourselves. Understanding how to embrace Wabi-Sabi in your life and recognize the opportunities it has to transform your perceptions about "what is" can lead to a much more rewarding, peaceful and accepting soul journey.