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Writer's pictureKalina Bains

Eclipsing the Past, Illuminating the Path


In the heart of resilience and the spirit of rebirth, there lies the tale of the Kintsugi woman. She is a beacon of hope and strength, embodying the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi, where broken pottery is mended with gold, silver, or platinum, highlighting the beauty in imperfection and the value of embracing one’s scars. This art form is not just a method of repair but a philosophy for life. It teaches us that our breaks and repairs are part of our history, not to be disguised but to be celebrated.


The Kintsugi woman, guided by passion and an indomitable spirit, takes the fragments of her past and pieces them together with golden seams, creating a tapestry of experiences that shine brightly, guiding her path forward.


Eclipsing the past does not mean forgetting it. It involves acknowledging the darkness and moving beyond it, allowing the light of growth and wisdom to shine through. The Kintsugi woman understands this deeply. Her journey is a reflection of the power of transformation and resilience. With each challenge she faces, she emerges stronger, her soul illuminated by the lessons learned and the strength gained. Her spirit, unbroken by the trials of life, glows with an inner fire, fueled by passion and a profound understanding of her self-worth. This inner light is her guide, leading her through the shadows of yesterday towards a brighter tomorrow.


The beauty of the Kintsugi woman's journey is not just in the golden trails she leaves behind but in the invitation for others to follow. She walks with the knowledge that her scars are not signs of weakness but of survival and growth. By openly embracing her past and moving forward with grace and strength, she inspires others to see their broken pieces as opportunities for transformation. Her footsteps, gilded with the wisdom of her experiences, light the way for those who feel lost in the darkness of their struggles. In her, they find hope, courage, and the promise that even the most shattered pieces can be mended into something more beautiful and resilient than before.


The Kintsugi woman's story is a powerful reminder that our brokenness does not define us; rather, it is how we choose to repair and embrace our scars that shape our journey. Guided by passion and spirit, she shows us that even in our most fragmented moments, there is potential for beauty, strength, and new beginnings. Her golden footsteps are not just a path she walks alone but a trail of light for all who seek to find their way out of the darkness, reminding us that there is always a way to eclipse the past and illuminate the soul.





Divine Essence of Light and Love, we come before you with hearts overflowing with gratitude, united in our journey as kintsugi women. Each of us, beautifully mended with golden resilience, leaves footprints on the sacred earth, tracing the deep, enduring paths carved by the courageous women who walked before us. They, who rose above their pain, transforming their wounds into prisms of strength, guide us with their spirits.


In awe of each chrysalis journey, we honour the sacred process of becoming—emerging more radiant and powerful than we ever could imagine. We give thanks for the grace that allows us to go through the journey, finding beauty in our brokenness, and strength in our vulnerability. With every step, we celebrate the power of self-love, the guiding light that illuminates our path, fueling our passion and spirit.


May we continue to weave our stories with feminine ethereal threads of compassion, understanding, and unwavering courage. Let our lives be a prism of the transformative power of love and the unbreakable resilience of our stories.


Guided by passion and spirit, may we embrace our journey, eclipsing the past, illuminating the path, and honouring the legacy of those who have carried the torch before us. In gratitude, we cherish the sacred dance of healing and growth, supporting one another as we continue our journey, forever changed, forever grateful.


Amen.

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