We can’t force anyone to change. We can’t make them see what they’re not ready to see. Everyone is on their own journey, just as we are. But that doesn’t mean we are powerless. The simple act of planting a seed—a thought, an insight, a new perspective—can have more impact than we realize.
Not everyone will be ready to receive it, but some will. And for those who aren’t, the seed may still take root, sprouting much later in ways we may never witness. Change is constant, and we never truly know where someone is in their evolution. A brief conversation, a passing comment, or a shared moment of authenticity can shift something deep within another person.
The key is to stay true to ourselves, to understand our own values, and to resist the urge to judge others for where they are in their process. Just as we have evolved, others have the chance to as well. It’s easy to see the world only through our lens, but self-awareness allows us to step back and recognize that we are all in different stages of growth.
Even when we find ourselves reacting in old patterns, awareness gives us the power to pause, reflect, and reframe. It’s not always easy, and some wounds may never fully heal, but the ability to observe ourselves in the process is where transformation begins.
So, maybe planting seeds is our quiet superpower. If we’ve gained clarity and peace, if we’ve begun to see the world as it is rather than how we once wished it to be, then perhaps our greatest contribution is simply to embody that awareness. To plant seeds—not with the expectation of immediate change, but with the faith that, one day, those seeds may bloom in ways we never imagined.
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