Strange how the guidance to lead has led to somewhere yet still wait until the mind is ready to strike when the iron is hot.
If, cart before the horse is one way to put it, how about to already have the ring but waiting for the bull to place it through their nose to pull with.
The heavy weight to carry on the mind is not the real matter but to see what strength to hold as a person, as when that heavy load can no longer be carried is the weakness to show.
Knowledge to gain is jumping back on that saddle, but it's not just scratching the surface, it is also painting those nails for fine lines to be more colourful to scratch with.
Those socks are already pulled up, it is the need for assistance to pull those kegs higher than just being waist deep. As others tend to leap across the last thing they want to see is something distracting than eye contact.
In the forest; there is no destruction through their passing of lands, taking up the means of journey by the given choice to reach their destination. The choices made were adapted to evolve around the surroundings, so their journey to take will seem as part of the scenery. Blending in as to take the environmental whereabouts as their decorative appearances that the path ahead is not destroying what is wanting to find. The whole reason why to take up such a journey knowing it is where to locate those parts.
In the stones; building bridges must have some incline for what to expect otherwise may well build across within a fog and not care if they do things differently, or maybe they already have other ideas and started building that bridge from their other perspective hence being therefore from where the other stands, if wanting love to meet in the middle then there has to be some equal mutual understanding for what towards are aiming for.
Leviticus Ch.16:V.29 " - And this shall be a statute for ever unto you: that in the seventh month, on the tenth day of the month, ye shall afflict your souls, and do no work at all, whether it be one of your own country, or a stranger that sojourneth among you:"
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