The word breach indicates the violation of a previously established law, regulation or contract. It has its origin from vulgar Latin, crepantare, which at the same time is directly linked to the verb creapre, taking into account that in translation these terms can be read as tearing or crunching. This can refer to breaking, destroying, desecrating or smashing, it all depends on the context in which it is used. The bankruptcy can refer in many cases to the loss of faith or a low mood, for example, when a person was already ill for being unemployed and he learns that his house was mortgaged, causing him to fall into a depression well.
The term breach can also be used in economic, commercial and financial terms. For example, farmers in the region are on the verge of bankruptcy due to the drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon. With regard to gastronomy, it serves to give a name to a very traditional dish, for example, in Spain there is a dish called "duels and losses".
There are a series of instruments to overcome the brokenness in the religious sphere, among which are:
- God is a sweet whisper in the human heart, he knows when and how to speak to the human being, which is why he produces a voluntary brokenness but many times the individual is so busy that he does not listen to him or does not want to listen to him.
- The word as an instrument of God to alleviate the brokenness, this indicates how through the word God communicates with his children.
- Friends and family: people receive a word from God for us and they slowly march before us to convince us that there is something that I need to modify, restore or break in my life.
