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Get Past Perfect and Rise Up Real
Did you know that certain Native American artisans weave small, purposeful mistakes into their blankets?
These master craftspeople include intentional slip-ups in their best work. But why?
Because they believe that the “mistake” is the very space that allows Spirit to move in and out of the fabric.
Take a moment and let that sink in. Then ask yourself …
What if the mistakes you wish you hadn’t made could be openings for Spirit in your life?
If that question freaks you out a little, I understand.
I’m Caroline Garnet McGraw, author of You Don’t Owe Anyone: Free Yourself from the Weight of Expectations (Broadleaf Books, 2021).
I’ve spent most of my life in abject terror of making mistakes. But in 2011, I started this blog as an account of the journey to get past perfect and rise up real.
A Wish Come Clear is about the lifelong odyssey that we take to come home to ourselves and each other.
It’s about changing the question from What if I screw up? to, How will I allow Spirit to move through the fabric of my imperfect, utterly human life?
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