Have you noticed that no matter how many times you have done something there is something new to discover? Some things might seem to be easier or more difficult than previous times. Or you might discover there is an easier way to do it. It is important to remember that there are infinite answers greater than the issue at hand.
The juxtaposition of letting go of old patterns and behaviors and integrating new patterns and behaviors is sometimes a delicate process. The old patterns and behaviors need to vacate before one bring in new patterns and behaviors. This process can seem like a part of oneself is dying before the new has come in. While the new is what one wants and yearns for, it is sometimes a challenging and precarious process.
When you pray (ask) to have your desires, you are asking yourself to change your attitude; to change your course of action; to align with the Universe’s energy. You are asking yourself to open up to the truth of who you are, and then naturally the results will manifest as you desire.
Many people lament that they want to take a new path, however, it is too scary when the outcome is unknown. When you can’t see something does not mean it does not exist. Humans are adept at limiting their awareness with a strong aversion to the existence of what is unknown or unseen.
A garden offers a perfect opportunity to reconnect to your true self and will remind you of your place in the natural world. Rather than approaching your garden as an investment of energy, you can look at the entire process of gardening, from planting seeds to harvesting food, as a way of deepening your conscious relationships with the creative force of the universe. If you are willing to shift your intentions from dominating, or directing nature, to co-creating with nature instead, you may discover a deep peace and renewed sense of wonderment.