‘Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children‘ Kahlil Gibran
A life well lived
Includes experiences
That makes us who we are.
We are not set in stone
Or cast in iron that cannot mould
Our emotional being cannot be suppressed
We are life living breathing and exploring possibilities.
Our infinite ways of expressions is unique to our being
Universal Oneness is an awareness In reflections of the truth of the being Interweaved and interconnected in every life . Strength shines through the vulnerabilities. As a power in the very fragility Touched by divine grace Enmeshed in the senses Fired in the cauldron of life and living Comes a consciousness of the flow In and around us Beyond the illusion of separation. Is the dance of connection.
When you experience the sense of meaning in the moments. Whatever is the work you do Whichever is your walk of life When you sense you are contributing to work. When you sense a balance, Between the challenges and the skills you have to meet it. When inspite of the challenges you feel you have it in you perform at your best. When you feel you have the focus and ability to connect with the work you do You feel one with the flow…
A plant needs the right amount of nutrients to grow Like just enough water and sunshine Not more not less For both will weaken the life within That is the wisdom of moderation. Apply it to life and living Life wilts in the extremes. Choose to respect life And not tilt the stability.
When you supply everything beyond need There is no drive towards the higher purpose. The foundation is taken for granted And might eventually get weaker Suppy enough to keep it nourished.
Nurture life with a balanced approach Just enough to fulfill its purpose. Let the strength of resilience develop. For when roots are deep and grounded They withstand the onslaughts of nature.
Came across an interesting piece of information… worth a share.
Trees have a “heartbeat” 💗. Previously, scientists thought water moved through trees by osmosis, in a somewhat continuous manner.
Now they’ve discovered the trunks and branches of trees are actually contracting and expanding to “pump” water up from the roots to the leaves, similar to the way our heart pumps blood through our bodies.
The only difference between our pulse and a tree’s is a tree’s is much slower, “beating” once every two hours or so, and instead of regulating blood pressure, the heartbeat of a tree, regulates water pressure.
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