Divine Timing
Patience is an important virtue full of ripe lessons. One must be still to behold her, and she must be held with honor or none of her vital juices will be obtained. This is Divine timing in short. We can not force her to give us what we want. Without care, she will not produce. This year with California being in a drought like never before, I have stopped watering my grass. My once green grass has turned brown. I am Ok with this as I would rather have water to drink and bathe in than to worry about my curb appeal at this time. Still, I have other plants in my yard that need watering, so it has been a trial to discover how much water I can not give them and still have them thrive. How much is just enough? Opening to Divine timing For a while, I stopped watering to see what would happen. Weeks went by. The leaves on my lemon tree showed signs of dehydration. Her leaves began to yellow, and her fruit remained small and green, taking much longer this year to ripen. She will ripen ce