A broken heart.

We often identify this human phenomenon with pain and suffering. The slashes and cuts that dig so deep into our sense of self can be excruciating. And the brain knows no difference between physical and emotional pain.

No doubt, the potpourri of emotions in can accompany us in "The Guest House" experience of heartbreak can be terrifying and torturous. Unwanted, at the very simplest.

However, what we must realize is that this brokenness creates a space for OPENNESS.

As the wonderful Sufi poet Rumi once expressed: "the wound is the place where the light enters you."

Whether your heart was broken by someone else or you broke your own heart is not important; what is, is how you respond.

Do you dare to see the space that your most recent heartbreak and all heartbreaks past has created for you to exper ...