I am cultivating my truths
I kind of grew a garden last summer. In one section of the garden I planted some tomatoes and corn but before they reached maturity they were choked out by
crabgrass when I got too busy to weed. I also had corn in another
section of the garden that didn't produce because I had sprinkler problems and the corn withered when it did not receive proper moisture. I also lost some
peppers and tomatoes that rotted on the vine when I waited to long to harvest them.

The seeds I
planted were good but what they produced was dependent on how I cared
for them. What seeds of truth in my life do I currently neglect or are
choked out by the cares of the world? For example I know I should exercise regularly but when I get busy it is one of the first things I neglect. How often do I insist I am too busy or it's too hard to
pursue my truths? As I develop new skills and patterns I have
learned if I do not nourish them through attention and persistent practice
they will wither. Today I will consciously cultivate my truths and reap the
harvest.
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