The Beauty in Brokenness: Dr. Qaumaniq Suuqiina's Journey to Humility
We are a hand fashioned piece of pottery by God, the great potter, and we are equally valuable to him. In essence, we are beautifully broken all of us.
What if your most challenging moments could become the very source of your strength? In this heartfelt episode of 'The Be Attitudes', Dr. Qaumaniq Suuqiina opens up about her personal experiences with brokenness and how they've shaped her into a more humble and spiritually mature person. As someone who's dedicated over 30 years to helping others as a certified expressive arts therapist, pastoral counselor, and addictions counselor, Dr. Suuqiina knows a thing or two about turning life's trials into triumphs.
Dr. Suuqiina shares a touching story about receiving a broken mug from her son and transforming it into a pencil holder, drawing a powerful parallel between the mug and our lives. She believes that just like the mug, we are all beautifully broken yet incredibly valuable. Her journey hasn't been easy; she's faced near-death experiences and numerous struggles that have taught her to lean on God and seek support from others.
One of the highlights of this episode is the story of the 'Pearl Girls', a group of women who pray for each other and have been a pillar of strength for Dr. Suuqiina. Through their prayers and support, she has found comfort and resilience in the face of adversity. Additionally, Dr. Suuqiina talks about her creative process of making mosaics from broken pieces of pottery, symbolizing how beauty can emerge from brokenness.
This episode is a touching reminder that our struggles can lead to personal growth and deeper humility. Dr. Suuqiina's story is not just inspiring but also offers practical insights into how we can find beauty in our own brokenness. Tune in to discover how you can transform your challenges into opportunities for growth and spiritual enrichment.