Rainbow
A rainbow is an illusion. You can see it from a distance if the conditions are right, but up close it seems to disappear. If it is a physical phenomenon, then you know that when you observe something from a distance and when you observe something up close, the physical phenomenon theoretically - according to your current knowledge - cannot cease or arise.
A rainbow is a very good example of how depending on your perspective, you can discover, experience, or not something wonderful. It may happen that rainbows appear around you much more often, which unfortunately you don't notice if your perspective is not right. In the same way, the world is full of amazingly beautiful or even exciting phenomena, but because you don't look at them and look for them in the right way, you don't see them, you don't find them. Imagine what would happen if you developed the ability to always spot rainbows from far away. What would happen then?
When this ability of yours - let's say - developed from one moment to the next, you would constantly enjoy rainbows. However, after a certain time, as beautiful as these rainbows are, you get used to their presence. In order for the sight of the rainbow to evoke this admiration in you again, as it did before, it would either have to be much more intense, or your perception would have to become more sensitive, or the phenomenon itself would have to change in a direction that is interesting to you. Of these 3 options, you have no influence on the first and third. The only tool in your hand over which you have maximum influence is influencing the subtlety of your own perception.
In order to improve the quality of this perception, you need to get to know your current level, your current mode of perception as best as possible. If you have this knowledge, then by expressing your intention, becoming aware of your intention and using your imagination and creativity, you can create ways to first measure the subtlety of your perception, and then improve and develop it. While you are working on this, you should never forget that during the process, i.e. during each small development level step, the amount of positive emotions generated in you by the phenomena that can be known with the help of your senses is also proportional to these level steps. More importantly, it is continuous.
If you want to maintain your interest and enthusiasm during this development journey, it is very important to appreciate the journey, to appreciate even the small advances, and to live the experiences that these advances give you at that moment, enjoy those moments. If you master the art of this kind of self-development, then continuous self-improvement, continuous self-knowledge, continuous discovery of the world from a new point of view, from a new level, with slightly different eyes will be a source of eternal happiness. The most wonderful thing about this process is that you don't need any external confirmation, confirmation, or reaching a certain level, the process alone can provide you with a lot of satisfaction, excitement, and enthusiasm.
If you have the thought that this is an overly self-centered, perhaps selfish, not sufficiently altruistic act, then think about how many people you can inspire by continuously developing and demonstrating one of these skills, and how many people you can guide if they also set similar goals for themselves. Think about how good it would be for you too, if you could constantly find masters from whom you could acquire knowledge that they already possess and apply at a higher level than you.
That's why we recommend that you don't be ashamed to explore the abilities you have and always be open to receiving the people and teachings that the Universe brings into your sight. Shine bright and look for the shine in others every day.
Let this be today's lesson.
