From scars to wholeness: Exploring the significance of Kintsugi as a narrative of life

I came across many theories, teachings, and philosophies that teach us to train our minds to deal with scars and disappointments and maintain a positive mindset even in dire circumstances. One of the practices that inspired me most is Kintsugi.

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From scars to wholeness: Exploring the significance of Kintsugi as a narrative of life

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kepano on X: Scars are beautiful I saw a wonderful exhibit of Ishiuchi Miyako's photography. Her series “Scars” particularly struck me. The images are hard to look at without wincing. The oversized

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