The Garden of Your Life!

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“If you look at your life as a garden you would see that the soil is rich, full of potential, possibility and promise. 

But in order for your garden to be bountiful, you must plant the right seeds, water it with love and provide the positive energy of light, 
inspiration and
action. 

Always, always be careful of others who will try to plant seeds of despair, try to block out your rain with hate and try to block out your light with their darkness. 

I wish you a bountiful garden and ask that you take control of your life so that your garden will bloom with all the beautiful and 
bountiful fruits and flowers that you desire.” 

- Inshan Meahjohn, The Hidden Path

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