A
successful businessman, this king has lots of practical wisdom to
share. He knows there are no short-cuts, and that competent, hard work
will eventually pay off. But there is one thing I like about the
Morgan-Greer version of this king - he's not sitting on some throne
surrounded by comforts and pleasures. He's out in the field checking on
his crop of grapes. I have no doubt that he's aware if they need more
water, additional fertilizer, or help with a pest problem. He may have
created a flourishing enterprise, but he wants it to stay that way, so
he's there first-hand to keep an eye on things. He reminds me that even
though I might be headed on the right path to meet my goals, I need to
avoid complacency. There'll be no resting on my laurels today.
From the Gods and Titans Oracle comes "Ra/Power:"
From the Gods and Titans Oracle comes "Ra/Power:"
Ra
was an Egyptian solar deity, and so the authors have associated him
with power, much like that of the sun. Though I don't have a battery, I
do need to recharge on a daily basis. Just like the grapes growing in
the king's field above, I need to tend my "soil" as well. Getting my
basic needs meet - good food, enough rest, and exercise - are a start,
but I need more. Sometimes the joy of being outdoors or laughing with
friends infuses me with energy; other times I need quiet, introspective
moments to turn within. These activities will help keep me going when
I'm feeling drained.
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