Rainbow

All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.

For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Tori Fisher Canadian Fairy Tales by Cyrus Macmillan Rainbow and the Autumn Leaves In olden days, long before the Indians came to Canada, All the animals talked and worked like men.

Every year after midsummer, they held a great council at which they were all present.

But it happened once in the summer, before the council met, that they all wanted to go to the sky to see what the country up there was like.

They talked it over very carefully, and they all thought how fortunate it would be if they could all go to the sky with old Turtle and live like him, free from fear and trouble and care.

But they were puzzled to know how to get there, for Turtle had never told any of them the way.

One day, Deer, Wandering about alone in the forest, as was his custom, came across Rainbow, who often built a path of many colors to the sky.

And he asked Rainbow, Carry me up to the sky, for I want to see Turtle.

In vibrant shades, our hearts take flight, a palette of joy in different light.

In the Doppler House, where humans collide, rainbow dreams on every side.

Where humans collide Rainbow dreams on every side In vibrant shades, our hearts take flight A palette to write in this vivid light In the velvet house where humans collide Rainbow dreams on every side In vibrant shades, our hearts take flight A palette to write in this vivid light

I want y'all to follow the metronome of your mind and move at that tempo.

You have the freedom to choose the pace your life moves.

You are in control of your own beat, so let it flow.

If at any point the beat starts to go out of time to that metronome in your mind, you have to adjust the tempo accordingly.

In the velvet house where humans collide Rainbow dreams on every side In vibrant shades, our hearts take flight A palette to write in this vivid light In the velvet house where humans collide Rainbow dreams on every side In vibrant shades, our hearts take flight A palette to write in this vivid light In the velvet house where humans collide Rainbow dreams on every side In vibrant shades, our hearts take flight A palette to write in this vivid light

"God is like a father," showed appropriate fathers.

The children all looked appropriate until I got to the page where it says what God is actually like, and here you see God represented as three non-binary individuals dancing on a ribbon of rainbow colors with orange, green, and purple hair with nose rings and earrings.

And you can tell that this is a very subtle introduction of LGBT, uh, to children.

So what child is gonna look at this and say, "Oh, I want orange hair.

So if there's no absolutes in gender studies, you know, it just seems to me like why would you even have this program, right? So I want to share with you that what we do is we give the kids this chart, and I've got charts up here that I've printed for everyone.

You can have a copy when you leave.

But this chart basically, um, we'll go through the rainbow colors, and we look up all the rainbow colors according to the Bible.

And what's so much fun is to see the kids discover what these colors mean.

In the quiet stillness of the ancient cosmos, where worlds float like shimmering orbs in an endless velvet sea, there lies a bridge unlike any other.

It is made of light and whispering hues, a radiant arch of colours cast across the sky, known as Bifrost, the Rainbow Bridge.

Glistening with the soft glow of dawn and the subdued shimmer of dusk, it stretches between the shimmering halls of Asgard, realm of the gods, and the vast lands of Midgard, where humanity dwells.

This bridge is more than a mere path.

And what your brain does is it looks for those confirmations of those beliefs.

And what I'm asking you to do when I talk about Make Rainbows is to look for the good things to change those beliefs.

It's almost like let the world tell you back.

It's things like if X tough time hadn't happened, then I wouldn't have Y something amazing in my life.

That's Pillar of Positivity number seven.

The journaling process in itself is a really great way to make sure that you keep a positive mindset.

But with Making Rainbows, I really wanted to give you the opportunity to think about where is the good? So your prompt is find the good.

I'll be back tomorrow with another episode of Everyday Positivity for you.

Which brings us to this haunting photo.

Again, to an untrained eye such as mine, I don't see anything more than the rainbow band track from Mario Kart running across the length of Saturn's rings.

Norm sees something different.

One of the most massive displays of power is a large-scale disruption in Saturn's rings extending across the entire ring system.

They always have that rainbow track in space some way or another.

Kind of, I guess, they get their inspiration from mythology or possibly the powerful collected unconscious kind of replays these stories to us in our creative endeavors and arts today.

But speaking of mythology, it's funny how we have The allegory of these rainbow bands or rainbow bridges in, in space.

Our ancients talk about them all the time.

Turn those speakers up, get those bass bins going, and have some fun to these tunes.

[gentle music] Feels like Free falling Dream like, feels right Free fall, no ties Rainbows, blue skies And now it feels like, feels like

like[singing] Dreamlike, feels like and now I'm falling.

Freefall, no sight, ignore the pussy.

Rainbows, blue skies, and now it feels like.

Feels like sunshine, a peculiar state of mind.

It feels like I can't make my mind up.

Freefall, no sight.

All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.

For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Tori Fisher Canadian Fairy Tales by Cyrus Macmillan Rainbow and the Autumn Leaves In olden days, long before the Indians came to Canada, All the animals talked and worked like men.

Every year after midsummer, they held a great council at which they were all present.

But it happened once in the summer, before the council met, that they all wanted to go to the sky to see what the country up there was like.

They talked it over very carefully, and they all thought how fortunate it would be if they could all go to the sky with old Turtle and live like him, free from fear and trouble and care.

But they were puzzled to know how to get there, for Turtle had never told any of them the way.

One day, Deer, Wandering about alone in the forest, as was his custom, came across Rainbow, who often built a path of many colors to the sky.

And he asked Rainbow, Carry me up to the sky, for I want to see Turtle.