EPISODE · Jul 18, 2026 · 11 MIN
How are We pursuing our Greatness (?)
from Zaran the Gardener, planting seeds of & nourishing our Soul with mindfulness · host Zaran the Gardener
Haltingly, at Best, which in actuality is Best.Rome, and anything else for us Homo sapiens seems to be built best by repetition, focus, and concentration. It is we are a little beset by multiple opportunities, and so find our Selves, a little scatter brained and hard headed, needing to utilize "mindful" tools to help and accelerate our growth, behavior, our Reality in which we Live. It is this Way, Ponder.So, knowing this, we need be honest, authentic with our thought & action, to. realize our Truth. Be-ing Receptive to & Accepting of our Lackings andcognizant, as well as supportive, of our Growth.Be in Awe of One's own majesty. Considering One Self, in this moment...a bundle of Miracles, first, then with an opportunity to widen One's Perspective. To begin to Grow a sense of Humility and Grace.for such thoughts come easily When anyone and everyone can raise their Gaze into the Sky and perceive our Relative Position in this, our "known" Universe. Arise! Ohhhhhhhh comments or questions?Support the showOur Goal, finding awe, while feeling one's Self aglowOur mission, helping others and self to growwebsite link: zaranthegardener.comThank you to www.freebeats.io for our background music!
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Haltingly, at Best, which in actuality is Best. Rome, and anything else for us Homo sapiens seems to be built best by repetition, focus, and concentration. It is we are a little beset by multiple opportunities, and so find our Selves, a little scatter brained and hard headed, needing to utilize "mindful" tools to help and accelerate our growth, behavior, our Reality in which we Live. It is this Way, Ponder. So, knowing this, we need be honest, authentic with our thought & acti...
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