![]() ![]() It is probably amazed and intimidated by the sight. Scientists tell us that when an ant looks at the toenail of an elephant, it sees a complex network of cells in that small area of the whole. We also hear of the worm in the apple who believes that the whole world is its apple, nothing more. For him, his pond is all that there is in the world. We hear of the frog in the pond that steadfastly refuses to believe that there were limitless oceans out there. We prefer to hide behind artificial limitations instead. We cringe from the vastness of all that is possible. But the scope of this freedom is too large for most of us. Who of us has not wondered, at some point in life, if we really are living to our fullest potential? That we are really experiencing all that we are capable of experiencing?Įvery human being has been given the capacity to live abundantly, without boundaries. ![]()
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