Rainbows shine in storms, do you?

Heart

If I asked you to draw a rainbow, I bet it’d be a multi colored arch.

Depending on your art skills, maybe something like this?

Yes, great drawing. Even convincing, but it’s not a rainbow.

Society and culture may approve. Heck, even the ‘old’ you may approve. People may think you are ‘normal’. You may fit in. Whew! You may tell your kid it’s one. But it’s still not a rainbow.

Yet another illusion, because rainbows are not arches at all. They are circles » raincircles.

Friend, that’s what I want for you. YOU be the full raincircle today.

Not a metaphor, our time is literally running out ⌛️ 

Do it now! Be like this, too real:

If you’re standing on the ground, the horizon blocks the bottom half, that’s why we often only see the arch.

❓️ Question here: What temporary ground blocks the fullness of your rainbow . . . err raincircle?

From a plane or mountaintop, with the sun behind and water droplets below, you see the full circle.

I’ve witnessed it.

When you change your perspective, what’s around you . . . changes. Your life goes from an arch to a circle.

Honor the whole, not your partial rainbow.

And remember, it’s 🆗 . . . it’s 🆗 if you’re the only one who can see it 💯 

Keep dreaming big 😎 

Mind 🌞 

The antisolar point is the spot in the sky directly opposite the sun from your perspective. It’s not a fixed location—it moves as you move, because it’s tied to your personal viewpoint.

Imagine a straight line from the sun, through your head, and out the other side. Where that line hits the sky (or the ground, if the sun is high) is the antisolar point.

When the sun is low on the horizon (like during sunrise or sunset), the antisolar point is high in the sky behind you.

When the sun is overhead, the antisolar point is directly beneath your feet—literally under the ground.

This means the center of every rainbow you see is your antisolar point.

In truth, scientifically, YOU Friend are always at the center of your own rainbow . . . and I mean circle! 🪞 

Soul ⚡️ 

I don't have digital
I don't have diddly-squat
It's not having what you want
It's wanting what you've got

I'm gonna soak up the sun
I'm gonna tell everyone to lighten up
I'm gonna tell 'em that I've got no one to blame
For every time I feel lame, I'm lookin' up

I've got a crummy job
It don't pay near enough
To buy the things it'd take
To win me some of your love

I'm gonna soak up the sun
While it's still free
I'm gonna soak up the sun
Before it goes out on me

—Soak Up the Sun (song, Sheryl Crow)

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