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Tending to plants cultivates patience from "summary" of The Well Gardened Mind by Sue Stuart-Smith
Caring for plants can be a slow and deliberate process. It requires a certain level of patience and attentiveness that is not always easy to come by in our fast-paced world. When we take the time to tend to our plants, we are forced to slow down and pay attention to the small details that we might otherwise overlook. This act of slowing down and focusing on the present moment can be incredibly therapeutic and calming. In the garden, things do not always happen quickly. Plants take time to grow and flourish, and there is often a period of waiting before we see the fruits of our labor. This waiting can be frustrating at times, but it also teaches us the value of patience. By learning to wait and trust in the process, we develop a greater sense of resilience and acceptance. When we...
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