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India claims that Rishi Sunak, the prime Minister of the United Kingdom is of Indian origin, since his grandparents migrated from undivided India under British rule.  They also claim him because he is married to Akshata Murthy, daughter of Narayana Murthy.  Pakistan also claims Rishi  as their son, since his grandfather was born their. Kenya also claims Rishi since his father was born on their land.  UK says Rishi is their son because he was born in Southampton, UK. South Africa also claims Rishi because his mother, Usha was born there. USA is not left out! They also claim that since Rishi's wife, Akshata Murthy is a US citizen, Rishi is their son-in-law. Indeed, success has many relatives; failure is an orphan! 

 

Here you are first thing in the morning. You are going through the motions of waking up going through your routine.  Doing the things you feel obligated to do. It's a rough go being stuck in a situation that you wish you weren't in.  You find yourself always asking why this keeps happening.  Every action you've taken has given you a temporary fix or blew up in your face. It's just the same tired pattern over and over.  Well did you know that there are two versions of you?  In thy limbs lie Nations Twain,  Rival races from their birth, One of mastery shall gain,  The younger over the older reign. Genesis 25:33  There's the one of this world that deals with the normal everyday limitations placed upon you by the very fact that we live in an objective material 3D world. Then there is the true version of you— the one without limitations that can perceive, experience and observed that which can not be seen.  The second version walks in the land of faith. Faith is substant

 

The two-minute rule specifies that you have to give someone an uninterrupted two minutes to explain their thoughts before jumping in with your own.  This ensures that everyone has time to fully crystallize and air their opinions or ideas  without worrying about being misunderstood or drowned out  by a louder voice. This works well in any situation, personal or professional.

We can bloom anywhere we are planted! Sometimes, the end of one season can be the perfect soil for the beginning of another.  Wherever we are, whatever challenges we are facing, I pray we find the strength and courage to bloom anyway— trusting that we are not alone and that all things are working for our good. We all have our seasons, and that might be our perfect time to grow.  Some plants can bloom in any soil, some need a particular soil and conditions to bloom, so it's best you find your soil. We are all in the school of the Spirit —where learning and growth is inevitable, if you can yield. Make the best of the situation at hand. How we approach challenges is key.  You may struggle with this notion if you're unhappy where you are, but best believe that you can! Just give it a try, one step at a time. I love season changes, as it keeps life refreshing with anticipation of what is yet to come. Enjoy your seasons.