I was in the supermarket about to buy fruit when my mind suddenly
sent me a picture of the bushes in my garden,
currently overflowing with juicy red berries.
- Image by littleBiGsis via Flickr
Why wasn’t I picking my own berries?
Not enough time? Not willing to ask for help?
Waiting for someone else to come and do it for me?
I immediately called up my mother-in-law and the next day we spent a few hours in the sun opening our hearts to each other while our hands picked berries. She came back later with a Swiss farmer friend and the two of them made sure not a single berry shrivelled on its stalk.
Do you have an abundant berry bush somewhere in your own life that you’re currently forgetting to harvest?
Some unique gift or talent on the back burner?
Opportunities, possibilities, flushes of abundance?
Are you picking your own berries?
Or are you just going to leave them another year?
Will there be another year?
Don’t know what your unique gifts are? They’re visible in your hands through hand analysis.
This is a very interesting correlation with finding your own unique gifts, but it makes sense when you think about all of the talents that you may have going to waste.
I have some berry bushes in my backyard. I love picking them, it’s actually very relaxing and a fun activity for the kids
Jenna, this is a wonderful analogy. I’m off to do an inventory so I can see how abundant my resources really are. Thank you!
I think it’s true that many people go through their whole lives without utilizing their unique talents.
Nice post.
Interesting analogy and very timely as I was picking berries just yesterday. Yep, there are lots of unpicked berries in my life, time to do something with it. After all one has to pick berries before one can enjoy the taste
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Ingenious. I never thought to do that before. Unfortuantely I don’t live near any berries!
Good one from you. I like basically the berry bushes…they are already in my yard..
Hi,I like this post.Thanks for sharing it.
Such a useful blog
Wow Impressive!
Your blog is very informative. However, it is pretty hard task but your post and experience serve and teach me how to handle and make it more simple and manageable.
Thanks for the tips… Best regards.