Bury the seed
Write your sentence on a small piece of plain paper. Fold it around a real seed, a mustard seed if you have one, any seed if you don't. Bury it in a pot or in your yard before you sleep.
John 12:24 · Matthew 17:20
Mark 4 names the three things that kill your intention. The new moon is Monday, November 9 at 1:02 AM Central. Plant two seeds tonight, one in you and one in the world.
Ecclesiastes 3:2 says there is a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted. The Kybalion calls it the Law of Rhythm, where the measure of the swing to the right is the measure of the swing to the left. The new moon is the dark of the month, and the dark is where every seed goes in.
Jesus says in John 12:24 that except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone, but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. So you write it, you bury it, and you stop digging it up to check on it. Mark 4:27 says the farmer sleeps and rises night and day while the seed springs and grows up, he knoweth not how.
Galatians 6:7 says whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Every intention you set lands in two fields at once, the person you're becoming and the people around you.
One sentence, present tense, about you and nobody else. “I am patient with my kids.” “I am done drinking.” “I answer fear with prayer.”
Proverbs 23:7 · as he thinketh in his heart, so is heOne act for somebody else before the full moon on November 24. Name the person and the act. Keep it quiet, because the credit is where the ego gets in.
Matthew 6:3 · let not thy left hand knowHe carries 34 felony convictions from a Manhattan jury in May 2024, a bullet clipped his ear in Butler that July, and on November 3 his party lost the House and the Senate in one night. He has until January 20, 2029 to decide what seed he puts into the world.
If he plants it out of the purity of his heart and heals a war, he walks the road Moses and Jesus walked. If he plants it for his ego, Matthew 24:24 already describes the copy, false christs showing great signs and wonders. Matthew 7:16 gives you the test, by their fruits ye shall know them, and the same test works on your seed.
Ask whether your seed is about the people you'll serve or the credit you'll get when it works.
The full pattern: 19 persecuted teachers, 11 false messiahs and the fork →
The moment you plant, the Law of Rhythm swings the other way. Plant patience and the most irritating person in your life calls you this week. Jesus named the three things that come for the seed in Mark 4, and he named the ground that keeps it.
“Satan cometh immediately, and taketh away the word.” It sounds like who do you think you are before you've even gone to sleep.
Answer it out loud with your sentence, once, and go to bed.
Mark 4:4, 15No root, “when affliction or persecution ariseth for the word's sake, immediately they are offended.” This is the swing coming back, the opposite of what you planted showing up to test it.
When the opposite shows up, say: this is the swing. Water it anyway.
Mark 4:5–6, 16–17“The cares of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things entering in, choke the word.”
Give the seed five minutes every morning before you touch your phone.
Mark 4:7, 18–19“Such as hear the word, and receive it, and bring forth fruit, some thirtyfold, some sixty, and some an hundred.”
Hear it, keep it, act on it. That's the whole difference.
Mark 4:8, 20No candles, no crystals, no spells. These are the oldest things a person can do with a seed, and Jesus taught with every one of them.
Write your sentence on a small piece of plain paper. Fold it around a real seed, a mustard seed if you have one, any seed if you don't. Bury it in a pot or in your yard before you sleep.
John 12:24 · Matthew 17:20Every morning, water the pot and say your sentence out loud one time. Fifteen mornings, fifteen waterings. If you miss a day, water it the next morning and keep going.
Galatians 6:9 · in due season we shall reap, if we faint notDo your act for somebody else and tell no one. No post, no story, no hint. Notice the pull to say it out loud. That pull is the fork.
Matthew 6:3–4Write the doubt you'll hear the first night, the hard day most likely to make you quit, and the thorn most likely to choke it. Write your answer next to each one now, while you're clear.
Mark 4:15–19Say your seed to one person you trust and ask them to ask you about it at the full moon. One witness, not a crowd.
Matthew 18:19 · if two of you shall agree on earthOn the full moon, read the card again. Write one line: what grew, and what came to test it. Keep the card for the next new moon.
Mark 4:28 · first the blade, then the earWrite your full name the way your mother gave it to you, and your two seeds. The reading runs your name through the letter values we used in The Predictive, finds where your name meets your seed, sharpens it to one angle, and tells you what to watch for before the full moon. Then you print it. The bottom half goes in the ground, the top half stays on your fridge.
If someone tells you the new moon belongs to the occult, hand them these. Israel kept the new moon as a feast with trumpets, and Paul told the church to let no one judge them for it.
This is the oldest farming practice on earth, and it belongs to you.
Plant it in the dark. Water it in the morning. Look at it in the light.
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