Repair
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If wounds can heal, so can we
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Pillar No.► Repair starts hereBecome that version of yourself your younger self always needed
Getting hurt hurts. So does carrying shame, negative self-talk, and the weight of mistakes we haven’t repaired.
Sometimes, the hardest relationship to repair is the one we have with ourselves. Sitting with these emotions can feel challenging. But in order for us to grow, we need to be honest about the harm we’ve caused others—and ourselves. Repair starts when we make space for accountability, forgiveness, and the possibility that we deserve healing too.
► Explore resourcesGuidance to get you there
We’re all just figuring it out: how to heal, how to make amends, and how to live a life that we can feel proud of. We’ve worked with the experts who know how to make this process simple, but it won’t be easy.
Healing starts with self-reflection and ends with transformation. Just like muscle builds memory, repair is a process that you hone and get better at.
The most important healing–realizing who you are. The healing on the outer level is fine, but it’s not the essence of healing.
Eckhart Tolle
A German spiritual teacher and author, Tolle often teaches on the nature of reflection, healing, and consciousness.
► Explore other topicsWhat needs repair in your life?
The actions we take in our day to day lives reflect the type of person we are, but they don’t limit who we can be. When we live out our values, we’re tapping into our full potential. And we’re showing that it’s possible for others to do the same.
► Repair is Love
Show up with love
We all make mistakes—whether we mean to or not. And sometimes, that hurts the people around us. Don’t just let relationships fizzle. Find ways to make things right: sorry is a start.
► Repair is Community
We’re in this together
We show up for our neighbors—because we’d want them to do the same. Watching out for each other’s well-being and offering support when it’s needed creates communities we all feel good in.
Keep the repair coming
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► Now is a time to dreamImagine a world where we all feel safe
This year, the United States celebrates 250 years since its founding—nearly the same amount of time that slavery existed in our country.
This pivotal moment is an opportunity for our country to amend past mistakes and make a promise to us and generations to come—that any time harm occurs, repair will follow.
Repair is the future
Understanding our past is essential to shaping our future. If each of us is capable of repairing harm in our individual lives, imagine what that could look like on a larger scale.
► Repair is actionWhat better time than now?
Taking responsibility for the impact of our actions is what makes us good community members. It brings us closer to those we love, creates safer communities, and makes the world a healthier place for everyone to live in.
Compassion, not blameRepair isn’t about pointing fingers. It’s about taking care of one another—by practicing accountability and following through with our values.