Maturing

The main difference between a "fine" wine and "cheap" wine is maturation. You may say the grapes and how they were handled. Well a grape is a grape. It's the love put into it that changes it. Then it's all about what we refer to as "time" for development. It was sealed stored and left in silence with nothing added. Not a drop of anything or any outside influence allowed altering it. What is inside the bottle at day one is the same as 3 years from now, and yet the difference is quite noticeable.

We like the universal laws we live by are always the same, immutable, unchangeable. Like the wine that sits silent we only mature into this knowledge and become more and more our true self. This, we term, change.

And thus it is with the reflections of each individual whose unity or disunity creates what we call "environment."

The societies of past, governments of them, and minds who built them are faded and gone. Only the best of each live on through literature and thought. And live only so that they may be a tool for future minds to mature the infancy of their ideas so they may be evolved into what they could not fully execute in physical life.



Like the winery ... the ones with grapes lovingly cared for, cultivated to be superior in color, taste, smell and texture ... and matured carefully with skill and thought ... these wineries are known the world over for having the best wines. They sell for the highest dollar and sought by the most prestigious among us. They have friends in high places and are respected and revered for the character they produce.





And the ones with sour grapes, thoughtless labor in the treatment and little or no maturation of the wine... these can be found at any average store of convenience and are sought after by many, though it is a many of lesser thinking, standards and appreciation. 



In both instances we find the minds who seek to put the respective wine in their physical body, more than likely have the equal mental maturation inside of them at present time.

True maturation, as the saying goes, must “mature (not confusing age with maturation) …like a fine wine”

And like the wine, we must allow no outer influence to come into our “bottle” or Mind. We must sit in silence. We must connect with a higher thinking, feeling, being. And with confidence and conviction come out as we are. With fine notes of all the best that has made us, smooth, clean and refined. Ready to have only those who can appreciate us enjoy and seek us. Ready to sit at the table with great men and women who patiently enjoy and savor everything that went into the maturing process and smile with admiration. Coming into an environment to be truly desired.

Kind Regards