2. The Law of Planting
In the Law of Planting, the farmer must plant the seed first into the ground otherwise there will be no harvest. The same applies in the law of financial abundance. There is an order and a sequence.
2 Corinthians 9:10-11, it says, “now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness.”
Life offers us so many wonderful opportunities, especially when we come to each day, each moment, from our highest vision of ourselves. But how do we do that? How do we create that sense of peace within ourselves?
We can start by examining what is ultimately important or of value to us. Take a moment to consider what those are for you. When any situation presents itself, try to remember what is truly important, examine how our reactions/responses fit with those things we value?
He stood there by the side of the track, looking sweaty and satisfied but dazed.
My teammates and I had just come back from a leisurely 10-mile run through the woods and along the banks of the Red Cedar River, and I felt compelled to wander over and ask, “Are you OK, man?”
“Yeah, I’m fine, but confused,” he answered, looking like he was at a loss for words. “I tried to tell my roommate what it’s like to be out here. Do you think he will ever understand?”
When you pick up a stick by one end you’re simultaneously picking up the opposite end. In life, we seem to think we need to pick a point along a spectrum to the exclusion of all other possible points. We position ourselves toward the right or left or middle. The position we occupy then becomes defined in terms of its proximity to or distance from other points. We wind up focusing on our differences rather than our similarities.