In the morning, you can see how moisture has settled on the grass or an object that has been outside overnight. If you walk over grass on a cool autumn morning, you will very quickly have wet shoes. The moisture in the air, which is not visible per se, condenses on the blades of grass due to the lower temperatures and thus becomes visible. The same happens in the sauna or when you take a hot shower at home. So there is something that is invisible to us but nevertheless present and a medium that makes it visible. The same principle also applies to our thoughts and our heart. Not visible to others per se - but with our actions and words, our inner self becomes visible to others and ourselves. Not always good, but sometimes frightening or disappointing. King Solomon therefore advises: ‘More than anything, guard your heart or your thoughts, for life emanates from them. Do you realise this in your everyday life?
I wish you an extraordinary day!
