The Principle of Growth

'Mommy', said the little seed with a tiny voice, 'can I grow into the beautiful flowers that I see in the field here and now?' The mother flower laughed. Consciously taken care of by the freshness of the wind and the warmth of the sun. She paused a little while. The little seed listened with full attention, looking forward with childlike curiosity to the words that would arrive soon. Making space beforehand for the message.

'The answer my sweet little one, is simple', continued the mother flower, 'every thought holds the potential of manifestation. It is up to you to nourish it consistently. That is how you will make progress. You are in charge of your own growth'. The tiny little seed looked a bit surprised. It looked at the big beautiful flowers and how they were designed in the most gorgeous colors. As if a supernatural force would have touched them individually.

'You have already all what it takes to grow, most loved one, deep inside of you. Go and discover your own path how you make it come true for you.' The little seed felt deeply cherished and treasured. This vision was aligned with its true nature and it felt right. That is why the little seed did not ask more questions. It accepted the truth as it was and simply enjoyed the moment with the beautiful master flowers. The sun and the wind played like innocent children in the wide open field.

Back to Life. Back to You.

What are your earliest memories in life? What are the stories you have been told? What were the messages you got from your closest family and environment? While these stories cannot be detached from their time and the personal experiences of your family and environment, could you still relate to them? Do they still feel true to your own heart and soul?

What if the story of your life can change? What happens when you are in charge - really in charge? Would you investigate the options of the change? What would you tell your younger self now that you know what you know now? Just reflect. For a little while. Let it be in nature. Be with you. Take time for your own answers. Let the ideas flow … gently ...

By Liesbeth Leysen