Matter…
Make hay while the sun shines - an expression we say more
often than we use its meaning.
Mass and Premise…
Hay making is a process that has existed for several
thousands of years and is the longest established method of conserving grass
for feeding livestock through the periods when it may be impossible to get good
grazing. Successful haymaking relies on the crop of grass being thoroughly
dried before it is stored.
The first step in hay making is the cutting of the grass. This
must be done when the weather is fine and several continuous dry days are expected.
Hay that has been rained on is of poorer quality and may be unpalatable.
Force, Stirs and
purges…
While a man admires the greenery, another makes hay of it.
Are you living in the dreams of how green your future is for too long a period
of time that you have created a more future future of what should be your
present? Do you just see the green in the grass (or the lack of it) or do you
see the hay locked in it?
Hay is not made by just knowing the grass has the potency.
The first step to making hay is cutting the grass. The grass may not dry up
properly, the blisters may find home in your palms and yes the grass will be
all over your apparels but you are free from the thought of ‘what will happen
if I …’ and can move on to the next thing.
To make hay you have to be in the grass, under the sun. The
grass does truly itch sometimes, the sun may cause a tan but you will not get
good hay while avoiding the grass or the sun. When the sun is up, find your
place in that ‘grass’, work the hay in your present life circumstances- work,
relationships and even that depressing stance. Getting a tan does have its
advantages.
Making hay is a harvesting. Harvesting to store for when the
need to graze may arise. Even when in some perspective grass is only seen as
weed (- unwanted plant). Making hay is harvesting unwanted plant. However
unwanted or unpalatable a situation may seem, there is a worthy harvest in that
unpalatable situation.
Find the green in the
grass, go beyond the finding and cut the grass, make a harvest out of it and
get a tan while you are at it. Make hay while the sun shines.
#Random.Musings.of.a.GeniusMined.
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