Do you know what is the most consistent moving forward thing?
That's right. The answer is time. Time never wants to stop, it does not wait for anyone, and never does it want to come back for anyone.
Time goes on and doesn't stop. It shows itself when the old leaves on a tree start to age and fall down, while the young leaves grow and are ready to replace the old leaves, in order to continue the maintenance of the tree's survival.
However, before the young leaves become really ready for the task, the old leaves need to maintain themselves from all storms.
Similar to the leaf cycle in a tree, the family cycle is also the same and not much different. Children are needed in order to keep the family tree alive, but what if the young leaves come from another tree? Is that possible?
Of course. But how does it happen? The answer is through grafting. It will be difficult for the tree to accept it but not impossible.
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