It is the things we don’t see that makes something Special
A real world example we can probably all relate to is a Tree. What we see on the surface is almost mirrored under the surface in that the root systems of trees and plants are often larger and more complex than the surface area of the plant itself and it is this intricate web that is intrinsic to the survival of the plant. It is the very foundation that allows the Tree to stand tall, strong and absorb the sustenance of the environment around it
There are far more complex goings on In the background that creates what you see, and that without that great level of complexity what we see things would not exist.
Remember that no matter what you look at, there is a network of happenings, individuals, and groups etc that make this work
This brings me to a daily gratitude tree, one of the practices I do each day is express gratitude for something, and this will often manifest in a tree of sorts. Eg; I show my gratitude that I have hot water to shower in or do my dishes in. that then leads me to think of the complex network that makes this possible. Plumbers, Metal workers, facility workers, Electricians, Mineral gatherers. Rain, and the list goes on.
Always remember that you cannot do anything in this world that doesn’t involve an ‘other’.
Always be grateful for what you see and what you have and express gratitude for those aspects that we do not see that allows things into being
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