When Native Americans weave a rug, they purposefully create an - TopicsExpress



          

When Native Americans weave a rug, they purposefully create an imperfection to remind them that nothing in life is perfect. They do it to remind us that if we are always looking for perfection, we miss where the magic and miracles in life happen. In our culture our strive for perfection has left us starved for affection. South American natives ponchos are initially split in two parts-the left side represents the spiritual and the right side the physical. When they are then sewn together down the middle, they represent our ability to learn how to weave in and out of both worlds. Just as we learn how to use the opposing forces of spiritual and physical health, we must also learn how to weave in and out of them gracefully. The natives call this shapeshifting.
Posted on: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 14:47:17 +0000

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