Count your rainbows, not you thunderstorms

Count your rainbows, not you thunderstorms

In the midst of a storm, it can be easy to get caught up in the chaos and destruction that surrounds us. The thunder roars, the lightning strikes, and the rain pours down relentlessly, leaving us feeling overwhelmed and powerless. It is during these moments of darkness and despair that we must remember to count our rainbows, not our thunderstorms.

Just as a storm brings with it destruction and chaos, it also brings with it the promise of renewal and growth. The rain that falls during a storm nourishes the earth, allowing new life to bloom and flourish. The thunder and lightning may be frightening, but they also serve as a reminder of the power and beauty of nature. In the same way, the challenges and obstacles we face in life can be seen as opportunities for growth and transformation.

When we focus on the negative aspects of a storm, we risk losing sight of the beauty and potential that lies on the other side. By counting our rainbows instead of our thunderstorms, we shift our perspective and choose to see the silver lining in every situation. We choose to focus on the moments of joy, hope, and resilience that emerge in the aftermath of a storm.

Counting our rainbows is not about denying the reality of the storm or pretending that everything is perfect. It is about acknowledging the challenges we face while also recognizing the opportunities for growth and transformation that they present. It is about finding gratitude and joy in the midst of adversity, and choosing to see the beauty and potential that lies within every storm.

So the next time you find yourself in the midst of a storm, remember to count your rainbows, not your thunderstorms. Look for the moments of beauty, hope, and resilience that emerge in the midst of chaos and destruction. Embrace the challenges and obstacles as opportunities for growth and transformation. And above all, remember that every storm eventually passes, leaving behind a rainbow of possibilities.