My twin and I enjoy spending time outside and being present in the moment. We have our sungazing sessions around 6 pm. As the sun sets during the golden hour, we squint our eyes and are delighted to discover tiny rainbow refractions in our eyelashes from the sun gleaming brightly on our faces. We are overjoyed because we have never observed this phenomenon before. It can be challenging to look directly at the sun due to its blindingly bright light rays. But we were truly fascinated and delighted simultaneously because it was our insatiable curiosity that enabled us to truly observe and question, "How are those radiant little lights creating such a spectacle in my eyes?" Curiosity is intelligent and innocent in its exceptional way. I believe that endless curiosity is a divine gift. It's like having the everchanging, childlike nature of always wanting to learn and expand the mind with new perspectives, concepts, and ideas. It's an energizing innocence that can be both felt and seen. The excitement and hunger to learn more and more is akin to being an eternal student on a spiritual soul level, much like how we are spiritual beings having a temporary human experience. I believe it's important for everyone to rekindle the curiosity they had as a child, as it has the power to infuse our daily lives with renewed cheer, positivity, enthusiasm, and excitement. From my perspective, embracing a more open-minded approach and being willing to see things from new perspectives can enhance our lives and how we engage with the world around us.
Our epiphanies and thoughts. Written by Denley Twins
