What does it take to blossom? (Part 3)

In this section of blossoming we will look at (2) aspects of the flower that could aid us in defining who we are to become.  A thought came to me while driving, it made me think and I find it appropriate for our discussion.  "Reality can exists in fantasy by our aptitude of believing", I found this thought provoking and warming in the same sense.  What we believe can manifest itself in our realm of reality.  The power of thought is often taught and lauded over, but never realized or practiced.

In this discussion on blossoming we will cover (2) aspects, radiance and attractiveness.  To become someone who exemplified these qualities, one would most definitely have to think in a fashion that was both brilliant and inviting.  To think in that way, we would have to know what those qualities looked like.  Brilliance is often reserved for diamonds and the absolutely finer things in life, so in our case being brilliant means thinking and being greater than our contemporaries and using our efforts to set the precedent for which all others must be measured.

Radiance, the name radiance almost shines coming out of our mouths and evoke a standard that is most unfamiliar to the majority of us.  Just as a diamond shines its brightest from within, so should we.  However, our exterior is important as well, no matter how bright the light, if blocked by an object or shaded, its light is lessened.

Attractiveness is inviting and pleasant, thinking about our previous discussion our scent can attract people, this portion of attractiveness may be able to keep people.  It is who we have designed ourselves to be in our mind and convinced ourselves of it in our hearts.  An attractive flower needs no name, nor does it require an introduction, in the same manner we would need to set ourselves apart not so much by what we say, but what we're known for.

 Looking at a flower and appreciating its attractiveness and admiring its brilliance seems natural, and it is.  Each flower has its unique brilliance and we do as well.  Finding our own strengths and choosing to be ourselves beautifully makes all the difference.

Be brilliant, and know you are attractive by means of how you think.  These qualities cannot be taken, but given away by poor choices and hurtful decisions.  If it is our resolve, let us always use our cognitive abilities to move us progressively towards brilliance.  Let us not act as if we have no direction, and let us not move as someone unwise.