The View from my Window

The nature gives us a lesson in harmony and also a direction and guidance that even if you are  different and by yourself, you can provide valuable positive

contribution to the whole. The other pink flowers were there, subtly,  absorbing the  benefit of the diverse but beautiful yellow flower. The whole orchestra of the

flowers has now gripped the attention of the world thru the human eye ( that is mine). I am glad to share that with you, my friends.

regards, 

Pravin Shah

Note:

This is how one of my friends used it at her Church.

See below.  I have to lead the worship at a church committee meeting next week and the more I thought of your message,

the more I felt I could use it in a Christian context.  I hope you don’t take offense.  If you would rather I didn’t use it please

let me know. Take care

As I read this note from my friend I was reminded of another rose, the Rose of Sharon - Jesus.

 Jesus was different, just as the yellow rose in my friend’s garden was different, He stood out

among the crowds as He preached and spread the word of God.  You can see Jesus walking

through the countryside and I guess you could say when it came to the Word of God, He did

strut his stuff as the yellow rose did in the garden, but He did it in a way that people absorbed

the benefits of this diverse but beautiful rose.   He could be a vibrant figure at times, with thorns,

as he through the money lenders from the synagogue and at other times a quiet, gentle man

with only love and understanding as he looked on the children.

Today, I see Jesus as that yellow rose, in a garden that is our world, full of pink roses ready,

or almost begging to be apart of His garden.