The Rose and The Elixir of Patience

By Mispa Rose George

    

    In a cozy countryside lived a spirited 5 Year-old girl, cherished by her parents and grandparents. In their humble abode, a cherished garden flourished, adorned with green wonders and sharing stories of nurturing plants and protecting the environment. 

    At the heart of the garden, the girl dreams took root. A tiny rose plant found its home, and in her youthful excitement, she yearned for its blossoms to grace the world swiftly. Eager to impress her school friends, she embarked on a curious mission, bestowing her plant with peculiar treats like protein powders, fruits, and even human food. Her intention was noble to hasten its growth with fine nourishment.

    Amidst this spectacle, her observant grandfather intervened. He gently inquired about the unconventional banquet. With honesty, she shared her aspiration to see her rose plant thrive and showcase its beauty as quick as possible.

    Her wise grandfather smiled at her childish motive yet he imparted a lesson that would shape her understanding. He spoke of essential needs and steady growth, explaining that water,"The elixir of life" is the cornerstone of plant health. Neglecting this could doom the plants; no amount of nutrients could compel their growth.

    With compassion, he illuminated the importance of harmony, patience, and natural progression. Every living entity follows its unique journey. The girl absorbed these words, enriched with wisdom.

    In her grandfather's advice, she came to realize that meeting fundamental needs clears the path for one's dreams. The story transformed into a fable of perseverance, where time and patience became guiding stars. Her journey unfolded with the understanding that while nature’s timing cannot be rushed, its symphony is worth the anticipation.


Just as plants need time to grow and bear fruit, our efforts will also yield result in due course.

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.

Galatians:6:9 (by Apostle Paul)


Mispa Rose George A millennial who enjoys exploring life and spreading kindness. Holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science and has experience as a software tester. Passionate about storytelling, she finds inspiration in everyday objects, personifying them to draw meaningful life lessons. Fun-loving and deeply spiritual, she treasures her time with God.

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