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390 El doble arco iris. José Ordóñez · Reflexiones cristianas con José Ordóñez

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  Podcast number three hundred ninety. We didn' t stop ecstatic that afternoon with
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  Jasmith. The show was really beautiful. We stopped our activities and stayed watching
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  what was a beautiful message for us from God. He took off his gloves
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  to avoid smearing his paint and came next to me there in the garden that
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  I was finishing pruning. I laid my hand on his waist and arranged aja
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  Smith in front of me to adopt that pose that we like to take when
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  we are going to devote a few minutes to contemplation. It was worth it
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  there before our eyes. Six was the most beautiful rainbow Iris we' ve
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  ever seen in our lives. It was the second time we saw him and
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  through him we reperceived the message that God wanted to deliver to us. This
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  mountain will serve for many marriages to come to be reconciled, healed and restored.
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  We could only thank God for being there watching the rainbow, but not
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  any rainbow this was double. I don' t know how many times you
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  ' ve seen two rainbows together. It' s a phenomenon that doesn'
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  t always happen. It is precisely so called double rainbow or double rainbow.
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  This phenomenon occurs when sunlight is refracted, reflected and dispersed in drops of water
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  in the atmosphere, forming two rainbows. At the same time, the second
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  Iris arc is usually a little thinner and its colors are inverted compared to the
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  first Iris arc. Add to that the beautiful mountain range seen from there from
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  that wonderful place. I will put in the miniature of this podcast the photograph
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  I took there together with Jasmith, because I took the cell phone to take
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  a picture, but immediately I kept it to remain there hugging my wife'
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  s waist, looking at the immensity of the Santanderian mountains and the polychrome that
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  that wonderful message that God put back into our heart appeared momentarily we were interrupted
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  by the beauty of the afternoon. Until that moment, God would let us
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  hear the many races of forest birds around me. The small mountain house had
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  finished raining and, as usually happens, all nature began with its beautiful noises
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  and sensory expressions that made one as a human closer to the work of the
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  creator. It was the hammer of the lord that we had hired to make
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  us some repairs to the old house of Tapia trodden, which crowned the tip
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  of the mountain, which shudderingly broke into the symphony nature that delighted us.
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  In order not to harm that spectacular moment, I invited him to see the
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  majestic work that God put before our eyes. Hey, touchy come look at
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  this beautiful landscape. A double rainbow came out. The adult builder left his
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  hammering for a few moments and popped his head out the window. He took
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  off his cap and said in his particular Santanderian accent ole hand a lot to
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  be pretty. I' ve never seen a doublen rainbow before. He stayed
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  for a few more seconds watching show size and then stuck his head in and
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  continued hammering interrupting with his metal tap. The beautiful sounds that adorned that afternoon
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  were only five minutes. Then, the colors of the beautiful rainbow faded little
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  by little, until the evening became as ordinary as so many others. The
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  beautiful moment was over. We don' t know when Jasmidi and I are
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  given a show like this. We knew that we had to somehow take advantage
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  of those moments as a couple where heaven put that special language to remind us
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  that God is there continually showing love and reminding us of all his promises.
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  When we get down in the van, heading to the village on foot.
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  We recalled that special moment and Mr Constructor again commented that he had rarely seen
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  a more beautiful landscape. I kept quiet and started thinking. You know I
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  ' m looking for an app. I thought to myself how you can say
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  what is the most beautiful landscape you' ve ever seen. If he only
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  wanted to enjoy it for ten seconds, I never told him. Hey,
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  buddy, get back to your job, you' re wasting your time.
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  Quite the opposite. I invited him, together with my wife, to enjoy
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  that Moreover, his too much responsibility for having to deliver a job hindered the
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  sound of nature that would surely have made the moment even more enjoyable. Five
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  minutes of stillness would have made no difference in the outcome of their work.
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  God had also set the rainbow for him, but he had only the rainbow
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  of God ten seconds. So, there are people in life I thought God
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  allows them pauses in their troubled lives to enjoy beautiful things, but they are
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  so busy in their responsibilities that they are not able to enjoy. Moments I
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  ' d like never to repeat. When your little son got his tooth out,
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  when he took his first step and, instead of going out to enjoy
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  his first walk in the garden, you went out to fulfill the rigorous schedule.
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  The last breath your father gave a birthday cake. That' s the
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  octogenarian party you didn' t attend because that weekend you had a job to
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  finish. You didn' t think it was gonna be her last celebration,
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  but you had a very tight schedule. You weren' t the first person
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  to raise your newborn. Why you were working. There' s your daughter
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  ' s picture over there. He is with other family and friends at his
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  graduation, dressed in robes and birete. He tries to smile, but he
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  knows your arm' s missing, and he missed your kiss. My grandchildren
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  spent a hundred days visiting the land of their parents Colombia. They were born
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  in the United States. On one of those hundred nights, my eldest granddaughter
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  and I, who had been watching the vastness of the starry sky for several
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  minutes at the same place where the ivis bow came out with Jasmith. After
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  those two minutes we saw a shooting star pass. It only lasted two seconds.
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  She and I screamed at the time and every time we talked about what
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  only she and I saw that night in the mountains of Santander Mira. It
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  was only two seconds. But maybe my granddaughter, when she' s a
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  woman, will tell her children in this place. He doesn' t sit
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  us in a rocking chair. After several minutes we saw a shooting star pass.
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  I don' t remember the wish you asked me to, but I
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  remember him sitting in this place. Things happen only for a few seconds,
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  but they last a lifetime every morning. God puts new flowers in your garden.
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  There' s a nest in a tree near your window that you haven
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  ' t discovered, because it doesn' t look like a landscape to you.
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  What' s in front of the window in your room is more,
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  the window is just an alarm clock where the sun should come in to warn
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  you that you already have to get up to work. I think there'
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  s some mom listening to this podcast who, having gone out of her way
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  with her homework, hasn' t seen the first strokes of the great cartoonist
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  that her son will become. Someone won' t accompany a beautiful singer to
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  her first audition. Busy adults won' t celebrate a little friend' s
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  first goal. Friend. There are things in life that only last five minutes
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  or maybe just two seconds. That time won' t make a difference in
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  your work. But if you stop and let go, you' re noisy,
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  hammer and enjoy. Those five minutes will become an eternal time. Today
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  alone, it was to let go of the hammer for a few minutes,
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  for an hour or all day. God is giving you shows at all times
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  and you' re missing them God bless you.