Shifting winds bringing a change of the season - the season of cooler temperatures, crisp air, everything pumpkin, the anticipation of holiday family celebrations, and, of course - an abundant harvest. The fall harvest has been associated with a joyous period, the time to reap the rewards of the seedlings which were planted earlier and have finally blossomed into fruits of the earth, ready to be gathered and transformed into delicious tastings. Around the world, various cultures open the season with their own traditions and festivals, celebrating their affection for family and friends with food from the harvest.
The universal law of the harvest is based on the wisdom that when seeds are planted and appropriately nurtured, the result will bring benefits to all. Farmers work very hard throughout the year, planting seeds, weeding, reaping, and nurturing crops, in order for their bounty to be ripe and perfect for the universe to enjoy.
Similarly, to make a vision into becoming a reality, a seed must be planted. Just like a real seed, the seeds of intention are sowed into the fertile ground of the mind, where they grow and foster creative thinking. This thinking is critical for finding paths of clarity to the ultimate goal.
As we near the end of the year, now is the best time to plant that seed. With careful nurturing, the seed will prosper and thrive. A new beginning, in the coming new year, is a natural time to acknowledge goals, set visions for what we desire to see come true for our lives in the future. Whether the goal is for professional growth, starting a new career, or expanding upon a business, with a new acquisition, or for personal growth, to end, or begin a new relationship, for future prosperity, it is within reach. But only if the seed is planted first, and the process begins. We all have the power to create the life we truly desire. We need to nurture the seed that we planted in our mind, and be prepared for some necessary changes, in order to get to the ultimate goal.