The Season Within You – Are You Ready to Bloom?

The Season Within You – Are You Ready to Bloom?

Rev. Kat Carroll
About a 3 minute read

Perhaps you’ve noticed the many discussions taking place around disclosure, congressional hearings, documentaries, ascension, Earth changes, earthquakes, volcanoes, and changing weather patterns.

Beneath all these conversations lies a single question:

When?

The largest signal I’m picking up from the masses is the desire to know WHEN. When will we experience a solar flash, when will there be peace, when will we become better as a species? Is it to be better prepared, to clean up karma in order to grow faster, offer and receive forgiveness?

In a simple answer…. Yes. But perhaps not the way you might think.

Let’s look at the elephant in the room – Disclosure

That’s like peeling back many layers of an onion, or you can look at it positively, that it’s the opening of a lotus such as the one described in the unfolding and awakening of our consciousness.

Perhaps all information is released not all at once but in those limited hangouts, the drips and drabs, because there is a benevolent force or Cosmic Consciousness that’s paying attention to the thoughts and actions of the people on our planet.

Many are ready, but not all. Have we reached a tipping point? Are enough of us now focusing on kindness, compassion, helping others to make it possible and safe to share advanced technology? Technology that could heal us and the planet, or burn it all down if not used with wisdom and maturity, for the good of all.

Parents don’t let children play with matches because they understand that the mind of a child does not understand consequences of fire and flammable objects. We protect our children from harming themselves or burning down the house. Perhaps that’s why nuclear weapons are no longer allowed, and why they were shut down by UFO’s for decades after the cold war.

As far as timing goes, I look to nature for that answer.  It’s not as if you wake up on the first day of spring and every leaf that fell in winter has instantly reappeared. It would be beautiful, but every leaf and every flower blooms only when conditions allow for their expression.

We should all learn to be more patient and observe nature, it’s gentle ebb and flow, it’s profound awakenings, watching the tide roll in and out, and the changing of the seasons.

King Solomon understood this rhythm of life when he wrote, “To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” Thousands of years later, those words still resonate because they describe a truth we can observe all around us.

In the 1960s, those same verses would inspire the Byrds’ classic song, Turn! Turn! Turn!, bringing the ancient wisdom of Ecclesiastes to a new generation.

Ecclesiastes 3:1–8

² A time to be born and a time to die.

A time to plant and a time to harvest.

³ A time to kill and a time to heal.

A time to tear down and a time to build up.

⁴ A time to cry and a time to laugh.

A time to grieve and a time to dance.

⁵ A time to scatter stones and a time to gather stones.

A time to embrace and a time to turn away.

⁶ A time to search and a time to quit searching.

A time to keep and a time to throw away.

⁷ A time to tear and a time to mend.

A time to be quiet and a time to speak.

⁸ A time to love and a time to hate.

A time for war and a time for peace.

Perhaps geopolitical events taking place in Iran, which used to be Persia and a heavy influence on King Solomon, will soon swing back to their original wise and peaceful ways… in their season.

Ecclesiastes reads like a study in duality. And perhaps that’s what it is. The darkness comes before the light. The seed germinates beneath the soil and even under snow, only to emerge when enough light has arrived. And this pattern repeats across time.

I see this in mankind itself.

But in our case, the blooming and awakening can come any time we choose – When we embrace the light that is already within us.

So, perhaps the question should not be about when the world will change, but what season is unfolding within each of us.

I’ll leave a parting thought from the Hobbit by JRR Tolkien. Frodo see’s an old friend riding up in a wagon. It’s Gandolf. Frodo exclaims “You’re late!” To which Gandalf answers, “A wizard is never late. He arrives precisely when he is meant to”. Then he and Frodo have a laugh together.

It’s my sincere hope that when the season of man is finally in full bloom, we’ll all look back and have a good laugh at what we put ourselves through.

We are all the grand wizards in this story—not beings waiting to be rescued, but divine sparks of consciousness learning to remember who we are. Each of us is responsible for our own spiritual awakening and for helping bring the new world into being.

Be the light

Be the love

Let it bloom within you!

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