Thanks @mountainjewel, Yes it is so important and often forgotten as our society promotes the blooming state of being a lot, we want to see results, but forget to get results we need to pass through the budding state of life and that after blooming, decay will also follow, which is important to nourish the ground/soul. This obsessing on the blooming state of being creates a lot of stress in all of us and leads to a lesser bloom in the end as the other two states are not given enough space. So yes, good to remember for all of us.
yes. your words are very true. it reminds me of what Toko-pa talks a lot about... in terms of not pushing the bloom state ... and embracing the before-the-bloom as valid and abundantly worthwhile. we cannot rush our creations. thanks <3
Thanks @mountainjewel, Yes it is so important and often forgotten as our society promotes the blooming state of being a lot, we want to see results, but forget to get results we need to pass through the budding state of life and that after blooming, decay will also follow, which is important to nourish the ground/soul. This obsessing on the blooming state of being creates a lot of stress in all of us and leads to a lesser bloom in the end as the other two states are not given enough space. So yes, good to remember for all of us.
yes. your words are very true. it reminds me of what Toko-pa talks a lot about... in terms of not pushing the bloom state ... and embracing the before-the-bloom as valid and abundantly worthwhile. we cannot rush our creations. thanks <3
Right Toko -pa it rings a bell somewhere. Thank you too for your engagement. xx