Comments on: The Preciousness of Living Things http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm Listening to The Voice Within Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:36:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Pam (fortheloveofGodde) http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43256 Pam (fortheloveofGodde) Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:26:49 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43256 After reading your entry and Paula's response, I also needed Marko's perspective as lilac bushes are among my favorite. I hadn't thought of feeling sorry for those who don't get it--the one's who approach lawn/garden care as a job and want everything "manicured" to within an inch of its life. My husband talks to his entire garden every day. I think that's why he grows such lovely vegetables. After reading your entry and Paula’s response, I also needed Marko’s perspective as lilac bushes are among my favorite. I hadn’t thought of feeling sorry for those who don’t get it–the one’s who approach lawn/garden care as a job and want everything “manicured” to within an inch of its life. My husband talks to his entire garden every day. I think that’s why he grows such lovely vegetables.

]]> By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43188 Gloria Sun, 21 Sep 2008 13:29:38 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43188 Yes, Paula, Marko really did give us a new perspective on this, and he's absolutely right. I needed to hear this. And yet my heart ached for you and the lilac bush and your rose. It makes me think of all the people whose talents didn't get to blossom, and through no fault of their own. Paula, on the very practical level, I have found that whatever I plant in a pot, nobody touches! Yes, Paula, Marko really did give us a new perspective on this, and he’s absolutely right. I needed to hear this.

And yet my heart ached for you and the lilac bush and your rose. It makes me think of all the people whose talents didn’t get to blossom, and through no fault of their own.

Paula, on the very practical level, I have found that whatever I plant in a pot, nobody touches!

]]> By: Marko http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43152 Marko Sun, 21 Sep 2008 08:16:15 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43152 Yer welcome Paula :-) Yer welcome Paula :-)

]]> By: paula http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43151 paula Sun, 21 Sep 2008 08:06:33 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43151 Dear Marko, what a great insight you gave me with your comment. I realized that I still judge people as deserving and not deserving love. I forgot that true Love is unconditional and for everyone. I forgot that everyone is doing their best, and if they knew better they would do better. Thank you! Dear Marko,
what a great insight you gave me with your comment. I realized that I still judge people as deserving and not deserving love. I forgot that true Love is unconditional and for everyone. I forgot that everyone is doing their best, and if they knew better they would do better.
Thank you!

]]> By: Marko http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43124 Marko Sat, 20 Sep 2008 19:35:50 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43124 Paula, what a great story of the roses! Now the man who cut them and is suffering, well guess who needs that love energy you gave the roses! He does, he can't say it or is not aware enough to ask, but you might see the Unviverse calling to you to help this man with the love energy that the roses got, but that he didn't. You would perhaps not otherwise give this man love energy had this experience not occured as it did. Paula, what a great story of the roses!

Now the man who cut them and is suffering, well guess who needs that love energy you gave the roses!

He does, he can’t say it or is not aware enough to ask, but you might see the Unviverse calling to you to help this man with the love energy that the roses got, but that he didn’t.

You would perhaps not otherwise give this man love energy had this experience not occured as it did.

]]> By: paula http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43098 paula Sat, 20 Sep 2008 15:09:23 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/the-preciousness-of-living-things-gardens.htm#comment-43098 I can understand you oh so well, because I feel the same about all the plants and animals. I live in a flat in a house with six families in all and we have a courtyard/garden in common. There's a man who comes to cut the lawn every now and then. I got a lilac bush from a friend and it was planted in the garden, but this man always cut it, so it never got to bloom. Then the lady who lives downstairs and got a lilac bush on the other side of the house once told this man not to cut the bushes anymore. This year my lilac was full of flowers. Then there are the roses. There's one red rose that didn't get to grow very well and never got flowers. Every time I passed by going to my car, I sent it so much love and I could feel it returning the love to me. Well, this summer that plant gave two beautiful dark red roses with a wonderful scent to them. My heart was just bursting with joy. But then the man came to cut the lawn and these beautiful roses were gone. Now the plant is sick and suffering, I can hardly bear to look at it when I pass by. And I do still love it. What need is there to cut the plants? They say it's to make them grow better. Well, I haven't seen that result ever yet. I can understand you oh so well, because I feel the same about all the plants and animals. I live in a flat in a house with six families in all and we have a courtyard/garden in common. There’s a man who comes to cut the lawn every now and then. I got a lilac bush from a friend and it was planted in the garden, but this man always cut it, so it never got to bloom. Then the lady who lives downstairs and got a lilac bush on the other side of the house once told this man not to cut the bushes anymore. This year my lilac was full of flowers.

Then there are the roses. There’s one red rose that didn’t get to grow very well and never got flowers. Every time I passed by going to my car, I sent it so much love and I could feel it returning the love to me. Well, this summer that plant gave two beautiful dark red roses with a wonderful scent to them. My heart was just bursting with joy. But then the man came to cut the lawn and these beautiful roses were gone. Now the plant is sick and suffering, I can hardly bear to look at it when I pass by. And I do still love it. What need is there to cut the plants? They say it’s to make them grow better. Well, I haven’t seen that result ever yet.

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