Words are also seeds, and when dropped into the invisible

Opening Scene – Narrated by Host
The café was filled with the gentle hum of conversations, the occasional clink of coffee cups, and the soft rustling of pages. Jack sat by the window, his coffee untouched, his gaze fixed outside. The golden rays of the setting sun streamed in, casting a warm glow on the table. Jack seemed deep in thought, perhaps contemplating the power of words—how they influence our lives and the world around us. He appeared to be reflecting on how words, once spoken, can grow and take root in ways we may not even fully understand.

Across from him, Jeeny noticed Jack’s pensive expression. She could tell he was thinking about something deeper, something about the impact of words—how they shape our thoughts, actions, and even the course of our lives. She decided it was the right moment to bring up a quote, one that might offer a new perspective on the importance of words, not only in communication but in the very essence of creation.

Host: The soft murmur of the café filled the background as Jeeny’s voice cut through the quiet. The conversation was about to move from Jack’s reflection to a deeper exploration of the power of words and how they shape our lives in ways we often don’t see.

Character Descriptions
Jack
In his early 30s, Jack was someone who often thought about how words—whether spoken or written—shape our reality. His grey eyes reflected a quiet intensity, always pondering the deeper meanings of what we say and how those meanings play out in the world. Jack had a deep respect for the power of language but sometimes found himself reflecting on how words can both create and destroy depending on how they’re used. His voice was steady, but there was an underlying curiosity about the way words shape our experiences and inner worlds.

Jeeny
Late 20s, Jeeny had a natural understanding of how words can create impact—both internally and externally. Her dark eyes were perceptive, noticing the nuances in how people spoke and the ways their words reflected their beliefs and intentions. Jeeny believed that words were not just a tool of communication—they were a form of energy, shaping the spiritual and emotional landscape of our lives. Her voice was calm yet confident, guiding Jack to think more deeply about the energy behind the words we speak.

Host
The silent observer, attuned to the subtle shifts in the conversation. The Host understood that sometimes the most profound realizations came when people reflected on how the words we speak—whether consciously or unconsciously—create the reality we live in, affecting not only ourselves but the world around us.

Main Debate

Jeeny: She set her coffee cup down gently, her voice thoughtful but steady. “Jack, I came across something by Charles Fillmore that really struck me. He said, ‘Words are also seeds, and when dropped into the invisible spiritual substance, they grow and bring forth after their kind.’ What do you think of that?”

Jack: He looked up, a soft smile forming. “I love that. It’s such a beautiful way of thinking about words. I’ve always thought of words as a way to communicate, but Fillmore is suggesting that they have a much deeper role—they’re seeds, they carry potential, and when they’re spoken, they grow and manifest in our lives. It’s like we’re planting ideas or intentions with every word we say, even if we don’t fully realize it.”

Jeeny: “Exactly. Words are not just sounds or symbols; they’re energy. When we speak, we’re not just expressing something—we’re creating something. Fillmore’s quote makes me think about how every word we speak, whether positive or negative, is like planting a seed that can grow into something much bigger. What we speak can shape our inner world and our outer reality.”

Jack: “That’s powerful. If we view words like that, as seeds, then it changes how we approach them. Every word, every thought has the potential to grow—and depending on what we say, it can either bring us closer to what we want or keep us stuck in things we don’t need. The idea that words carry their own kind of energy makes me realize how important it is to be mindful of what we speak.”

Jeeny: “Exactly. It’s about intention. When we speak with awareness, when we choose our words carefully, we’re planting seeds that have the potential to grow into something beautiful and powerful. But when we speak without thought, or when we use words in anger, fear, or frustration, we’re planting seeds of negativity or limitation. We are constantly creating, whether we realize it or not.”

Host: The atmosphere in the café seemed to deepen, as Jack’s expression softened with understanding. The conversation had shifted from the technicalities of language to the deeper role words play in our spiritual and emotional lives. It wasn’t just about communicating—it was about creating.

Jack: “It makes me think about how often we don’t realize the power of the words we speak. We can be so careless sometimes, especially when we’re frustrated or upset, but those words—those seeds—are still being planted. It’s not just the words we say to others, but also the ones we say to ourselves. If words are seeds, then we need to choose them carefully, because they’re shaping our reality.”

Climax and Reconciliation

Jeeny: “Exactly. Self-talk is just as powerful as the way we speak to others. The things we say to ourselves—whether positive or negative—are also being planted in our minds and hearts. They grow and shape how we see the world and how we move through it. Our words are like a constant dialogue with ourselves and the universe, creating our present and shaping our future.”

Jack: “And that’s where the power of mindfulness comes in. If we recognize that every word we speak has the potential to grow, then we can begin to be more conscious of what we say and how we say it. We can start planting seeds of positivity, love, growth, and possibility, rather than fear, doubt, or negativity.”

Jeeny: “Exactly. When we understand that words are seeds, we realize how much power we have to shape our lives. Whether we’re speaking to others or to ourselves, we are always planting something that will eventually grow. So why not plant words of hope, kindness, and possibility?”

Host: The light in the café seemed warmer now, as Jack had come to realize that words were not just tools of communication—they were creators of our reality. The seeds we plant with our words grow, whether consciously or unconsciously, into the world we experience.

Outside, the world continued at its usual pace, but inside the café, Jack had discovered that the true power of language lay in its potential to create. Whether we speak to others or to ourselves, our words shape not only our thoughts and emotions but also the world around us. By choosing our words carefully, we can plant seeds of growth, possibility, and positivity, cultivating a life full of meaning and transformation.