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It is true that a human being is made up of different parts that complement each other to make it whole.
So when someone loses a part of their body, say the leg, or loses a part of themselves, say old habits, does it mean that they are not a whole person anymore?
And at what moment can we say that someone is not a whole person?
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A human being is considered “not whole” when their spirit, mind, and body are out of harmony — when the deeper essence of the self is fragmented or asleep. No one is ever fully “whole” in this lifetime — it’s a continual journey of awakening, healing, and integration. The “not whole” moments are invRead more
A human being is considered “not whole” when their spirit, mind, and body are out of harmony — when the deeper essence of the self is fragmented or asleep.
No one is ever fully “whole” in this lifetime — it’s a continual journey of awakening, healing, and integration. The “not whole” moments are invitations to grow, to remember, and to realign.
A human being is not whole when they are disconnected from their inner divinity, imbalanced within themselves, or unaware of their unity with all existence.
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When people don't know themselves well can say that they are not whole.
When people don’t know themselves well can say that they are not whole.
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The whole is greater than each of its different parts on their own. As a human being, we need to look beyond the physical and consider abstract components like thoughts, ideas and emotions. We can also go a little further and include community, property and family and values as part of a person. TheRead more
The whole is greater than each of its different parts on their own. As a human being, we need to look beyond the physical and consider abstract components like thoughts, ideas and emotions. We can also go a little further and include community, property and family and values as part of a person. They say no one is an island, well the above things make life worth living and even though you can still breathe without them, they add meaning and inspire passion to continue living in spite of the imperfections.
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