A perennial summer favorite, the strawberry is the only fruit with seeds on the outside.  But referring to the pear-shaped yellow specks dotting each strawberry as seeds is not entirely correct. 

What looks like a seed is actually the fruit of the plant. Hundreds of them. The juicy red pulp we love to eat grows around each tiny fruit to burrow and protect it.  And buried deeply inside each yellow fruit that dimples the strawberry is the tiniest of seeds.  Each bite we take explodes with hundreds of vessels of life, seeds within the fruit, hidden in plain sight.  

Nature's light force is often hidden, sometimes overcome, life and light seldom extinguished. 
       -----Francis Bacon

Deep inside the berry is a light bulb, a forever light.
-----G. Hill

To have a "light-bulb moment", the power has to be on. 
         — Jennifer L. Feuerstein

Our own luminous center emits a world of secrets.  No words. No slogans. Just light. No fear. No ambiguity. Just light. No anger. No fury.  Just light. No agony. No despair. Just light. No affliction. No Pain . . .
A forever light.
      ------G. Hill

For nothing is hidden except to be made manifest; nor is anything secret except to come to light.
      -----Mark 4:22            

See Also:

Spiritual Metabolism

Autumnal Fruits: Patience, Faith and Purpose

Resource: https://www.thespruce.com/fruits-with-their-seeds-outside-3269379

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