Working In Vibrational Completeness

The sun and the wind were discussing old times when in the distance they could hear someone crying.  As they moved closer they saw the rain with his head in his hands crying. 
“What’s the matter?” they both asked.

The rain looked up and dried his tears and started to tell them about what was wrong.

“I can’t win” he cried, whatever I do it’s never right.

The wind and the sun looked at each other confused.  “We don’t understand.”

“You see it’s them down there” he pointed downwards to earth “one minute they want me, beg for me, then the next minute they are complaining about me.  It makes me feel so sad that I cannot get things right for them.”

The sun thought for a moment then said “you’re right you know.  I suffer with exactly the same problem.”

“So do I” howled the wind “So do I!”

They all sat for a while to think, but all the time rain kept on crying.

With a flash the sun stood up. “I’ve got it, I’ve got it” he beamed with delight.  “We must help each other.” He exclaimed.

“Don’t be ridiculous.  Why should I, the mighty wind, help you two?” boomed the wind.

“Because, although alone we are each an amazing element, a power source in this Universe, if we can work with each other, together the power would be much stronger.” The sun radiated confidently, swirling his rays around and around.  “You see, when they need you rain, you will go, but when they need me – the sun, you wind will come and blow rain out of the way so that I can do my bit.  You see it’s just simple!” sun shone with excitement.

The wind and the rain thought for a while and then agreed that the sun’s idea was perfect for all of them.

The moral of this tale is that each of us is an individual, a power source, yet together we can be a much stronger vibrational element and resource.

Nothing is EVER lost by being part of the Universal completeness – only gained!!

Written by Debbie A. Anderson in April 1989

I came across this writing when going through books and books of work I have written over the years that have never seen the light of day.  I hope you enjoy it and the others I will share with you in the future.

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