Pheonix Rysen

 We all get "bad seed" in life. What you do about the "bad seed" is the most important thing you can do for yourself. The first part of dealing with bad seed is determining what type of bad seed is it. Was the seed mislabeled and as a result you ended up with a harvest that was unexpected or with an invasive or undesirable outcome. Was the seed spoiled in a possible good manner, such as we ferment food stuffs thus retendering it only capable of supporting ourselves for the time that it is around but unable to propagate it further without further knowledge of the steps and materials needed. Was the seed spoiled by the introduction of poisonous items? Of these outcomes, only one really stands out as an actual time to get rid of the seed outcome and that is if there were poisonous items introduced. However, while that seems like an obvious outcome, it may not be. After all much of modern medicine involves the careful application of potent chemicals in a controlled mann...

 One the hardest things after a life altering event is living with the "I was somebody ..." But it is not just life altering events that can cause this, as it is a normal part of the growing and aging process. It is also the lesson of the Harvest. The seed could say it was the child or offspring of somebody, but that does not mean the seed will grow into the same somebody or yield the same. Although repeatedly harvesting the seeds of the best adapted plants tends to increase the chances of similar or better yields.  A plant that is flowering as well as starting to produce could claim to be somebody's offspring and promise great yields. But the yield of the plant will not be known at this time. It is not until the end of the plant's life cycle that one can truly know the yield of that plant and if it lived up to its promise. Funny thing is the seeds produced at the end of a plant's life cycle are not always the best either as the most fruit is normally produced on ...