SHARING IN THE ENERGY

 

 

        The issue of energy is central to the life we live on planet Earth. Everything is energy, and energy influences our growth. Nature reminds us about the turning of the seasons, in which there is a time for every purpose. These seasons are measured by the power of the sun. For Akhenaten, the sun was the prime energy, where the solar disc created the rays of the sun which manifested in the energetic life force that was central to all existence. Energy is a vibrational multiform where light is both pure and diverse, so that white light reflected through a prism is energetically diffused into diverse colors, which reflects into the different colors of the various plants and vegetables.
    Looking on the plants and vegetables in the morning, I see only a serene backyard garden that is growing nicely. Each plant or vegetable has followed its purpose and has used the energy of the sun to manifest its river of life. Each plant or vegetable has accepted its location in the garden and then began the life process of root and leaf, all the while happy in its growth. The seed that pops up out of the soil happily opens into its leaves that happily take in the sun as well as the wind and the water, which in turn stimulates into more leaves. The more leaves that open and expand, the higher the plant or vegetable grows, which in turn means a greater opportunity to be exposed to the sun.
    In this happiness, the plants or vegetables accept growth. They do not resist growth, but they exist to grow. In growing, they are being their expression of the universe. In this expression of the universe, they are fully connected with the universal consciousness. In doing so, they forge shared relationships with the neighboring plants or vegetables, coexisting and growing together.
    As a shared partner in the garden, I can share in the garden consciousness and flow in the river of life, if I accept the vibrational frequency of love of the garden. But of course, I can also resist the vibrational frequency of love in the garden, and carry my lower guilt, or regret, or fear, or shame into the garden, where I then separate myself from the energy of the garden.
    Above all, the garden grows in my backyard in the vibrational frequency of love, which is always available to me at any time. It is thus within me to accept or resist this garden love. When I resist, I feel separated from the garden, which is feeling I do not like. However, when I accept, I feel the peace of the garden, and I feel connected to the garden and the universe as well.
 

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