A little rain and the seeds pop up.
Walking locally I've noticed how much green there is after the brown of summer. We've had a fair amount of rain and the seeds that were buried have now sprung up, carpeting the place in green.
This is the same in our own lives, too. Seeds that were planted may not spring up straight away. It can look barren for quite a while. We need the season of rain - whatever that may mean in our own situation - before the new growth shows up. And then it can show up in spades! Take journalling, for instance. You may consider journalling, may even do it sporadically, but it isn't until you go through a season where you really need to think something through that you make it more of a practice. The seed was there, but the growth comes with the rain.
How stunning is this?! I'm loving the pops of colour on the darkness, and they certainly speak of resurgence Springtime is such a gift.
ReplyDeleteIt's actually autumn here, but the greenery appears just like spring because the heat of summer bakes everything away. I find it weird that here I have to mow the lawn all through the winter, not the summer!
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