Sowing
and Reaping
Galatians 6:6-18
English
Standard Version
6 Let
the one who is taught the word share all good things with the one who teaches. 7 Do
not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also
reap. 8 For the one who sows to his own flesh will from the
flesh reap corruption, but the one who sows to the Spirit will from the Spirit
reap eternal life. 9 And let us not grow weary of doing good,
for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up. 10 So then,
as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who
are of the household of faith.
Everything I do is done in love
and in a harmonious way. I sow good seed in life because that is the thing we
are supposed to do. The blessing in doing good things is good things always
return to us in a multitude of ways. A good example is this, when an apples
seed is planted it eventually produces an apple tree. That apple tree over the
years will process thousands upon thousands of apples and apple seeds. That one
small apple seed brought about a harvest of a multitude of blessings, it
produces leaves that become a part of a home for different animals, and they
fertilize the soil that brings forth many forms of life. The seed also produces
shade from the leaf filled apple tree branches and they also offer birds a
place to build their nest. From the seed also comes the delicious fruit from
the tree that humans and animals alike share in its tasty harvest. Also that
seed is responsible for production of a lot of our life giving oxygen. All of
this is a small example of what sowing and reaping produces.
Just as sowing good seeds
produces bountiful positive reaping, the sowing of negative seed likewise
produces bountiful negative reaping. To reap one hundred fold is miniscule
compared to most harvests. A one hundred fold harvest return is small because
most seeds planted produce one harvest after another on a continual basis. The
first harvest may be one hundred fold or better, but that is multiplied by many
years. That is why it is of the utmost importance that we are very careful of
the harvests we plant with or thoughts, words, and actions; Universal Law
dictates that we will reap a harvest after that which we think, say and do.
That is why doing everything that we do in love is of the utmost importance,
and I am not talking about the outward appearances, you know, speaking in one
way and actually being and doing something altogether different. You can paint
a seed purple, or wrap it in paper to disguise what it is, no matter what, that
seed will remain that which it is, a seed, and when all conditions are perfect
that seed will do what it was created to do, produce a harvest after its own
kind.
Sowing is work, nevertheless
reaping is much more work. Harvesting a positive crop is pleasant and joyful
work, because the fruits of a positive crop are sweet and totally fulfilling.
Yet on the other hand, the fruits of a negative crop are bitter, draining and
unsatisfying. The thing is this, once we plant the negative seeds of our
thoughts, words and actions we always end up watering them with the same energy
over and over again, causing the harvest to grow tall and strong. Sometimes we
are so caught up that we do not even realize what we are doing, and we plant
row after row of seeds. Sometimes we even get to the point where we fool
ourselves in believing that we enjoy the bitter irritating nectar of the fruits
from our negative harvest, and then we actually try to convince those around us
that our fruits are good. Have you ever heard of this old saying? “Misery loves
company”. Sometimes people are blind to what they are doing. However, blind or
not, you will taste and/or feel the results of the negative bitter fruit of the
harvest.
It is of the utmost importance
that we understand the Sacred Law of Sowing and Reaping, and understand that we
do not live without sowing and reaping. That being our reality tells me that we
must be conscious sowers, that way we control to some degree the flow of our
blessings. Life has gotten so fast that we tend to do many if not most things
on automatic pilot, in a semi-conscious state of mind. Think about it, we even
drive sometime on auto pilot. Have you ever driven a block or more with
something heavy on your mind and then suddenly realized that you do not
remember driving from one point to another? We do that same thing with many
things we do throughout the day. That is why many people get hurt doing jobs
they have been doing for many years. We must live our lives totally conscious
at all times, that is of course if we want to live life fully. Along with that
there is another very important thing. We must fully understand that the entire
human race and the whole of creation including Earth Mother are one. We are
like our body, what affects one member of the body in some way affects the
entire body. It is the same way with us when we sow negative seeds and reap a
negative harvest, that affect the whole of creation in some way energy wise. If
everyone did everything in a conscious way understanding this reality, the
world would experience such harmony that Earth Mother would be transform back
into the Paradise she was created to be for us. In reality Earth Mother is
still Paradise, but humanity has been polluting and disrespecting her on many
levels. Again, everything that is done affects the whole. It is time that we
wake up and become conscious sowers of the good that reside within our very own
spirits.
“I Sow and Reap For The Benefit of the Whole
of Creation!”
Baba-Kundi
Ma`at-Shambhala
(SpiritWalker)
01.10.13
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