The Law of Life.



The Bible says, “for whatever a man sows, that shall he also reap.”
In the Art Business we need to sow to our future,
Hard work.
Generous attitude.
Honesty
Good will.
Friendly personality.

1. You reap what you sow...positive and negative.

Sow positive and you will reap positive.
Sow negative and you will reap negative.

2You will reap more than you sow.

One mango seed planted can reap hundreds of mangos.
One thistle seed can reap a field of thistles.

3We reap later than we sow.

Some are deceived because their present seed does not appear to be producing an immediate crop.
So they continue down their course, mistakenly believing that there will never be a harvest.
But unlike the crops of the field, which get harvested at approximately the same time each year, there is no regular timetable for the harvest of life.
Some crops we harvest quickly;
Others crops take a long time for the harvest.
But do not be deceived—the harvest will come.
And by going the extra mile now and being a blessing to others and giving more than is required, we will reap a rich harvests later.

Watch what you sow because you will certainly reap the harvest.

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