Stability comes with deep roots. To become firmly grounded, we must plant them deeply in the present and nourish them ever further.
No matter the terrain, greener pastures await those who have grown their roots to their full potential. A river might curl around a few rocks, but it never runs dry when fed by strong roots.
The journey is more important than the destination; take time to appreciate each moment along the way. Prune unwanted branches as you go, allowing your resources to be invested in growing longer grass – which implies deeper roots – for greater steadiness later on.
As our garden grows wider and taller, so does our capacity for fortitude; tragedy and triumph can both be overcome with resilience learned through each experience, no matter how small or large they may seem in comparison.
Grasping moments of joy and security will encourage growth while standing tall during times of despair and setback keep us humble yet steady. Build your foundation step by step until long grass means deep roots: security that cannot be taken away no matter how much life changes all around us.