The Fruit of One's Endeavours (9.5.15)

“The fruit of one’s endeavours cannot be hidden behind a veil of blasphemy,

                                                  will still appear in the recording of freewill usage,

                                                  will still remain each as a blot upon a character,

                                                                                     as a stain in need of removal,

                                                                                     as damage to the progress of the soul.

The fruit of one’s endeavours can be as a chain around the neck,

                                                can be as a lift which hurtles upwards to a higher plane.

The fruit of one’s endeavours can have an abhorrent odour,

                                                can have a scent of wonder.

The fruit of one’s endeavours can be rotten in the centre,

                                                can be pure and undefiled.

The fruit of one’s endeavours can leave a trail of muddled addiction,

                                                can leave a trail which glistens both in the day and through the night.

The fruit of one’s endeavours can have a fiery end,

                                                can have access to the final phase of honour.

The fruit of one’s endeavours should be timely and controlled,

                                                should be birthed in righteousness and truth,

                                                should be written in the bonds of love and care –

                                                                                                        when such are there to share.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are the testimonies bred of life,

                                                are the testimonies born of intent,

                                                are the testimonies arising from freewill,

                                                are the testimonies which verify a choice,

                                                are the testimonies which speak ill or well of that which has gone before,

                                                are the testimonies which tip the scales one way or the other:

                                                                                          to the two destinies on offer for either respect or honour.

The fruit of one’s endeavours bring either disenchantment or fulfilment,

                                                bring either disappointment or jubilation,

                                                bring either surroundings with a stench;

                                                                or surroundings with the glow of marvels –

                                                                                                 in the wonders of a landscape glistening with the pearls.

The fruit of one’s endeavours should be sought with thought and understanding,

                                                should be examined for worthiness to fulfil the function as designed,

                                                should be the lightest of light loads which do not cause the back to stoop,

                                                should be a joy to gather and to store –

                                                          in a place of safety beyond the reach of pilferers and the rodents which would spoil.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are the telltale signs of life,

                                                cannot apportion blame unless an infringement is recorded,

                                                cannot aspire to receive the accolades belonging to another.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are not accrued as credits by the vociferous,

                                                are not accrued as credits by those who would be first,

                                                are not accrued as credits when a heart is tagged with sin.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are best accumulated within the guidance of God –

                                                                                                                   of knowledge of the sacrifice of The Son,

                                                                                                                   of the love of The Father,

                                                                                                                   of the activities of The Holy Spirit,

                                                                                                                   of all which has been before,

                                                                                                                   of all which is declared as still to come.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are of eternal significance –

                                                can close or open the appropriate doors of passage leading to the destinies.

The fruit of one’s endeavours should be checked for their fullness of vitality,

                                                                                     their consciousness of an awareness of the promises in store,

                                                                                     their justifying an inheritance of crowns and thrones.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are critical within mortality,

                                                cannot be swapped or exchanged beyond the grave,

                                                are there for gathering in the here and now.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are to be superimposed daily on each gown of life –

                                                                                                in preparation as the mantle of a temple.

The fruit of one’s endeavours spread great joy in their gathering –

                                                                                                as testified by the grateful and the wise.

The fruit of one’s endeavours are a measure of wisdom acquired in the walk within mortality,

                                                                                         acquired in the walk with God,

                                                                                         acquired in the walk of preparation for the triumph of eternity.”