Howdy,
In honor of earth week ”Passion Begins As A Tiny Seed” I hope you enjoy! GOD plants seeds and the seed turn into passion and passion can turn into dreams coming true, the key is to never give up.
I say never give up! Keep dreaming, moving forward and do not stop moving towards your dreams and goals perhaps today or tomorrow GOD will provide the solution each of us face in life. Faith is very important when life continues to knock us down, hope is the ray of light I cling to in deep prayer with Jesus.
Evil can be used for good as GOD has to show up and show off to get the world’s attention today as people are really de-sensitized to pain and suffering. The internet, movies and heck the news is very depressing and shocking our world spins really fast today, most people just don’t have time for GOD until trauma hits. How very sad that trauma hits and then people will give prayer a try. GOD wants us to give prayer a try before the trauma hits as it is already written in the bible his children will suffer in this fallen world.
This is how the seasons of life feel to me, my perspective on life the deep emotional words of experiencing dreams, joy, love, peace, pain, suffering, loss, miracles, healing, joy, opportunities are all gifts from GOD.
Winter – A time of deep sleep, rest, darkness, regeneration of dreams, ideas, healing, restoration, tears, excitement for spring to come
Spring – Doors open, opportunities, movement, warmth, new beginnings, sunshine, miracles, hope and birth
Summer – Sunshine, peace, laughter, seeds create fruit, a true sense of accomplishment
Fall – Pruning, deep change, doors close, loss, isolation
How do the seasons in life feel to you? Please leave a comment to help others in this thing we all navigate called life.
GOD bless you and your family two and four-legged!
Melody
http://www.donkeywhisperer.com
granbee
May 4, 2012 at 8:49 pm
I feel much as you do about the season,except for fall. Autumn in the Deep South of the USA is the ONLY time we do not have high humidity. All of creation here is just so crisp and fresh and clear. Harvets time, preparation for all the winter holidays with plans for family togetherness. community fall festivals–I could go on and on! In the South, we love spring and fall the best, but love the indoor excuses for feasting and partying in winter and preparation for spring and love the beach and the mountains and the long days and the fruit gathering in summer. So many joys, so little time, is how I always feel about the season outdoors!