Process is patient
We learn the work of
patience as a continuous experience in life. There are things that need to begin,
grow, and mature, they require a timeframe that in our knowledge will allow us
to reap the best harvest of a situation.
You want fruits to
grow to a size and ripen, you’ll be suspicious of fruit that instantly grows
like air being blown into a balloon and ripens like flicking the switch of a
lightbulb. Yes, there are people with a snake-oil remedy disposition that would
love to pass off fruit like that in the market for a quick buck. They will do
so and disappear.
Destination travels
patient
Those who intend to
return to the market time and again, will let patience do its work because it
builds reputation, shows character, reveals integrity and espouses humanity,
because they do unto others what they expect others to do unto them. They are
in their souls, the good neighbour, the Good Samaritan, the people of whom we
learn by example, who we can trust with the reins of power to do right.
We must be patient,
because no matter how fast you are going, you will not be going beyond your
destination and those caught in the slow lane will eventually get there. We
should just be wary of those who have no destination, wandering in the
wilderness with a path or direction who might soon wander into the path of
predators to be consumed.
Preparation grows
patience
Patience is a virtue
we can so easily run out of, yet, it gives a different sense of calm when you
know that what is coming will come because things are in motion by reason of
activities in place to make it happen. It is borne in quiet contemplation away from the noise of the madding crowds and the maddening situations.
Give patience its
place and anxiety will have no hold. It is taking so long to reach the
decision, what we no more fear is regardless of how long drawn out it becomes,
the general idea of what is expected will take its incontrovertible and tangible
form that no realities from alternate universes can dispute.
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