I do not know about you, but
I love to look at a rainbow and wonder where it started and where is it ending,
and then I imagine that somewhere in between the two points something magical
can unfold.
As I started to
examine thoughts and beliefs about rainbows, I discovered that people all over
the world have different thoughts and beliefs about the meaning behind
rainbows. For sure, all of the
articles that I explored expressed two elements in common—they were struck by its beauty
but they also believed that it has a connection to the Divine—God—Goddess
and/or Creation.
For me, the rainbow
represents a happy sign that possibly what I am seeking is also seeking
me. I also feel that it shows me
that God is great and powerful and through his greatness, I, too, can
experience my greatness. My
challenge, as always is to believe in me and know that I can enjoy the
experiences I desire if and when I am prepared to move into that realm. I have often used the symbol of a
rainbow in some of my writings to express hope and openness to new
possibilities. It is most
definitely a reminder that God has formed a covenant with man/woman and is
asking us individually and collectively to be united with each other in
love. For love is truly the only
answer to the renewal of man and the earth.
As the Bible has told
us, man is weak and has always broken their covenant with God and each
other. In spite of that truth, God
still loves us and tells us he will not abandon us. He is always present as a reminder that there is hope and
love if and when we are ready to reach out to accept it.
According to the
dictionary, “a rainbow
is an optical and meteorological phenomenon that causes a spectrum of light
to appear in the sky when the Sun shines on to droplets of moisture in the Earth's atmosphere. It takes the form of a multi colored arc.”
So you have it--> the scientific meaning and the soul meaning
behind rainbows; I find both of
them to be interesting and definitely inspiring. What are your thoughts? I would love to hear from you.
Joan Marie Ambrose
Author, Creative Writer, Motivational Speaker
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