Whether you think you have a flaw,

someone else thinks you have a flaw,

or you think someone else has a flaw,

our motto is Not Defined By Flaw.

What may be seen as flaws

are not flaws at all.

They are part of who we are.

The things we may have judged in others,

others have judged in us,

or we have judged in ourselves,

they are not flaws.

They are part of nature.

A fallen tree may become a home.

Rocks break down and become a beautiful beach.

What looks like a flaw

is the beautiful nuance of nature.

This is not a justification for harm.

All things carry consequences.

This is not to say mistakes don't happen.

Mistakes are part of life.

They are how we grow.

Not Defined By Flaw is a reminder.

A reflection.

A guiding principle.

It reminds us to be kind to others,

to think about what they may be going through.

It reflects our own thoughts back to us,

reminding us to love who we are in this moment,

as we improve.

It guides us that when others judge us,

we can send them positivity,

forgive them,

and not take their words at face value.

It is a philosophy of non-judgment.