A lake's surface hides billions of organisms beneath it, just as people hide struggles you can't see. The speaker urges patience and forgiveness for what remains invisible in others' lives, and trust in a larger plan you may never fully understand.
Good morning, everyone. Here is your moment of yes for today. Happy Tuesday. How are you doing? Well, as I'm doing my morning listening this morning and just being present and being open, the idea came to me of thinking about and appreciating, looking out here on the little lake or just, just looking at nature. And the idea came to me of Do you know how much is going on that you cannot see? So I thought about that for a little bit. Do I know how much is going on that I cannot see? Whether it's the lake, obviously all of the activity, all of the life, everything that's happening below the surface. Just because I can't see it doesn't mean it's not going on. There's clearly a ton going on. You look at the soil, the ground, So much activity, so much life going on underneath the surface that I cannot see. And obviously so much is going on that we clearly cannot see. And on a day-to-day basis, think of every person that we come into contact, all these different projects, everything, every person that we see, every relationship, every interaction. There is so much going on that we cannot see. There is so much going on beneath the surface. Of what someone shows us. There's so much going on in someone's world, in nature, that we just cannot see. And do we just take everything at face value, or do we continue to, to appreciate, to be patient, to be forgiving, and most of all, to trust? To trust the universe, to trust the love, God, that there is That there's really a much deeper plan, a much deeper story, connection that is all taking place even though that we can't always see beneath the surface. So that's the idea that came to me today, to appreciate what we can't see. Actually, to appreciate everything that we can't see that's going on around us, that's going on beneath the surface. And to trust and therefore to give people a break, to appreciate and be patient. So that's your MotivS for today, everyone. Have a wonderful, wonderful day. Thank you.
