Post by EMPATHY on Feb 3, 2010 4:21:01 GMT 1
CIRCUMSTANCES -
Pruning – Reducing
The bushes have grown too large and spill onto the street. The ends of his hair are dead and mangled, he must cut a fingers width. The pruning is a time of reduction, it is the time to take inventory of the players and circumstances and cut away that which is not needed. By doing so, we allow for fresh growth. If there is doubt about what to prune, then we should begin with the most basic element.
Reward for the Pruning – Diligent in his work, someone presents him a wonderful gift. This should not be refused. The wise man accepts what is offered.
Forever confident and sincere, the falcon is respected by all in the air as the dolphins are in the sea. Sharing the qualities of a king, the falcon urges us to be thoughtful and lenient in our judgments and to radiate outward through the subtle smile of simple and hidden knowledge. The falcon advises us to take a trip or make a change, but to do so lightly, without the burdensome weight of too much baggage. The falcon tells us that it is well to be free, but to remember our nest.
Pruning – Reducing
The bushes have grown too large and spill onto the street. The ends of his hair are dead and mangled, he must cut a fingers width. The pruning is a time of reduction, it is the time to take inventory of the players and circumstances and cut away that which is not needed. By doing so, we allow for fresh growth. If there is doubt about what to prune, then we should begin with the most basic element.
Reward for the Pruning – Diligent in his work, someone presents him a wonderful gift. This should not be refused. The wise man accepts what is offered.
Forever confident and sincere, the falcon is respected by all in the air as the dolphins are in the sea. Sharing the qualities of a king, the falcon urges us to be thoughtful and lenient in our judgments and to radiate outward through the subtle smile of simple and hidden knowledge. The falcon advises us to take a trip or make a change, but to do so lightly, without the burdensome weight of too much baggage. The falcon tells us that it is well to be free, but to remember our nest.