Category Archives: perfection

The Wabi Sabi of August McLaughlin

Posted on January 9, 2016 by Jan Morrill

“Sexuality, which is innate, includes your gender, sexual orientation and sex-related impulses and desires, how you relate intimately with yourself, others, and arguably, the world. It’s in your essence, your spirit, your soul. While you won’t discover everything you need … Continue reading →

Posted in perfection, sexuality, wabi sabi | Tagged August McLaughlin, Embraceable, Esther Perel, Girl Boner, sexuality | 3 Comments

Month of Thanks Giving: Day 22 (Imperfection)

Posted on November 22, 2015 by Jan Morrill

Wabi-sabi–the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection. Simple, slow, and uncluttered, it reveres authenticity above all. There’s a story behind the cracks and imperfections you see in picture of the vessel above. I bought this vase because of the … Continue reading →

Posted in friendship, gratitude, perfection, thankful, Thanksgiving | Tagged Ernest Kurtz, gratitude, imperfection, Jeanie Loiacono, Kathleen Ketcham, Kathleen M. Rodgers, Linda Apple, Spirituality of Imperfection, Thanksgiving, wabi sabi | 12 Comments

The Power of Imperfection

Posted on October 17, 2010 by Jan Morrill

“People throw away what they could have by insisting on perfection . . .” — Edith Schaeffer I recently went to a local pizza parlor to pick up a “to-go” pizza. As I waited, I smiled at the artwork … Continue reading →