seasons are signs of passages. . .passing and changing are always going on. . .
gratefulness for that changing, acknowledges the growing. thanksgiving occurs
ritually in the autumn, where fruits get harvested. . .
finally the work has produced visible bounty.
rendering credit to a four-quadrqant-process helps one continue subscribing
to patience required for real harvest. today, people with clickers of all kinds, want to buzz by the part of hard wood,
or rush past the waiting, or scrub the dirty mundane planting, where soil gets under the nails and makes lots of washing necessary.
we seem to want results without producing them.
seasons teach all the parts.
being thankful for the bounty produced in seasons, makes one obligated to
celebrate all the parts, too. autumn doesn’t stand alone. it inheres in the circle.
spring, summer and winter contribute everything of what an autumn can complete.
no season is insular, isolated or remote from the others. cognizance of this inevitable, on-going process,
wakens us to observe how everything fits together in a plan that works,
which is modeled, after all, after a Divine plan, observable in nature…Seasons
seasons are signs of passages. . .passing and changing are always going on. . .
gratefulness for that changing, acknowledges the growing.
thanksgiving occurs ritually in the autumn, where fruits get harvested. . .
finally the work has produced visible bounty.