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Slow, Invisible, Still Growing
While away a little over 7 days, a plant that has been with me for about a year has had little if any growth visible to me. Upon returning from my trip, a huge bright green sprout was towering above the other branches. A look closer and there were at least two smaller sprouts coming! 😁 Throughout the year, Ive moved, watered, and spoken kind encouraging words to Gwendolyn Green, my plant. In a year, plants and trees have taught me many lessons. Like, swaying can be a good thing. Swaying gently can be soothing and calming to the soul. Also, dead plants can provide food for the living. The fertilizer of the dead plant and/or tree as it returns to whence it came leaves behind a gift of nourishment. A chance for another plant, tree, or animal to have a healthy vibrant life.
The lesson: growth is slow and not always immediately visible.
Im thrilled and thankful for this season of life. I hope this provides you with encouragement and inspiration. Have you explored and experienced lessons from nature?
Please introduce yourself and share lessons or pics of nature that left you with an ah ha moment.
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Slow, Invisible, Still Growing
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