What does the Rainbow symbol mean in your life?
Is there a time that a rainbow lifted your spirits to a moment of enchantment or transcendence?
Here’s my latest:
The day our first granddaughter came home from the hospital, a rainbow appeared in the sky over her backyard. Look closely and you can see it.
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Here’s one from a friend, Rabbi Sue Morningstar, taken in Canyonville, Oregon:
Please share your own experiences here in the comments section, or respond to any of the other posts in the Gateway of Rainbows.
Featured photo, Rainbow in the mist at Feather Falls, California, JHD
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Looks like my friends are posting photos of rainbows lately. Here’s one in South Africa from Rabbi Shai Gluskin: https://www.instagram.com/p/BVGAPfnhIWm/?taken-by=shaigluskin
A rainbow is a natural demonstration that light contains within itself a diversity of colors. We often think of light as a single color, but in actuality it is the full spectrum from violet, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, to brown. Personally, I like to think of light as G-d saying “celebrate the diversity wherever you see it – in cultures, races, religions, and even in politics.”
I hope that message is coming through on this page, for our Jewish community, our country, our world. It is such an important idea right now!