Be Grounded In Your Identity(1)

BE GROUNDED IN YOUR IDENTITY(1)

The tree does not abandon its nature because the soil has changed.

Storms may shake it, drought may slow it, and unfamiliar ground may make growth harder, yet its nature remains intact.

It may bend, it may struggle, it may take time to settle, but its roots still know who they are.

Different ground may challenge its strength, may demand deeper roots and endurance; yet the essence remains untouched.

The tree stands, growing in its own time,
proving that identity is not defined by the environment.

What is true within us does not disappear
just because the ground beneath our feet feels unfamiliar.

Who we are and our essence or purpose can't be erased by the challenges that we face.