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This episode is about gardens, but also about time. About learning to trust processes that do not move at our speed. Gardening reminds me, once again, that good things take time, and that growth follows its own rhythm.
I notice my familiar impatience rising. The urge to hurry, to get everything right, to see results immediately. Slowing down has never come naturally to me, and perhaps that is precisely why I am drawn to this practice.
Gardening feels like a spiritual practice in disguise.
You tend. You wait. You trust.
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