Celebrating Your Uniqueness on Today’s Edition 1.21
Celebrating Your Uniqueness
Hey, and it’s Greg Asimakoupoulos with today’s edition of My Rhymes and Reasons, and I am going to talk about celebrating your uniqueness.
Often we have seen tree rings. When a trunk of a tree has been severed and you look in kind of at a cross-section of that severed trunk and those rings are often cut in circles, rounds and you look at a tree ring and you can tell something about the life of that tree, the age of the tree based on the way the rings form.
You can tell if there has been some sort of drought or untoward activity that has caused the tree to suffer some kind of stuntedness in its growth.
But how often do you look at the trunk of a tree from the exterior while it’s still standing? I’d like to examine that with you today as a way of illustrating a spiritual truth. So, here’s a trunk of a tree, kind of average, ordinary.
There’s some green moss that has grown, left a stain. Here is a more slender trunk that is still covered with moss.
