A is for Abundance
“The key to abundance is meeting limited circumstances with unlimited thoughts”
Marianne Williamson
God, Source, The Universe, The Field. Whatever you call the higher power that created us and allowed blood to travel substantial distances freely through our veins provides abundance everywhere, all the time.
This same intelligence keeps us breathing while fast asleep, resting and repairing, regenerating and rejuvenating, so we function optimally daily.
The same higher intelligence also provides fruits and vegetables to nurture the body. By harnessing the sun’s power plus water as it falls from the sky, all the food needed for survival grows on trees, bushes or directly out of the ground.
The amount of food produced each year is enough to feed the whole world multiple times, and it all stems from the tiniest volume of seeds, which grow into total abundance right before our eyes.
Made purposefully by God and given to us. The amount of abundance is more significant than one can attempt to fathom.
One day, while making dinner, I cut open a red pepper with at least a hundred seeds inside one pepper. If even half of the seeds turned into peppers after planting, I would have fifty new peppers, each with a hundred more seeds, producing five thousand more peppers.
After a few years, there would be half a million followed by a number like 50,000,000 and on and on, forever expanding.
All that abundance came from one seed planted with love and cared for over a much shorter time than one might assume. This idea works in endless possibilities. Some are noted in this article I wrote. The brain is another excellent example.
Look at how many neurons are in the human brain. As of the last count, there were 86 billion neurons inside the human brain. Is that how many drops of water are in all the oceans? How about the number of grains of sand? Is it possible that there are 86 billion stars in the universe?
Finally, abundance can be shown through the neuron example via human evolution in learning. If scientists claimed there were fourteen billion neurons in the brain one hundred years ago, and today they say eighty-six billion, how many neurological circuits will the human brain have a hundred years from now? It matters not that we didn’t have the proper tools 100 years ago. What matters is the abundance was already there. We couldn’t see it.