possibilities inherent in the problem

Byron Kominek’s family farm near Boulder, Colorado was struggling to turn a profit when he got an idea: what if solar panels and farming could co-exist and even benefit each other? He mounted 3,200 solar panels eight feet above the field and discovered that the shade from the panels helped the plants thrive. They also meant less evaporation of irrigation water, and that the panels remained cool, making them more efficient. Veggies and solar power generating together. Wow! The story gets better. Read more here.
“Believe in the open invitation to manifestation. Believe in the possibilities inherent within a problem. Make yourself available to guidance, inspiration, innovation, and serendipity. Move from reactivity to higher-order creativity.”
​– Roger Teel, This Life is Joy
Affirmative prayer: I give thanks for the blessing of God-inspired ingenuity in the human spirit. I celebrate the inspiration that is in the hearts and minds of my soul companions, and I give thanks that this spiritual and mental fitness is resident in me as well. My Lord, we can do all things by this love which lifts us up. Thank you, God, forever, Amen.

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