Linda’s review of Tales of the Whirling Rainbow: Authentic Myths & Mysteries (Soul*Sparks) > Likes and Comments
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Hi Linda, The students are asking the good questions. I try to steer clear of beliefs in my life, since over time so many things I "believed" in eventually evaporated into nothing. I try to stick to what I regard as "knowings," things I have experienced and learned about directly. So I would not ask you, your students, or anyone to believe the rainbow myths. I'd ask them to explore, to question, to evaluate, and if they choose to actively participate in making the myth (dream) alive in the world.
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Apr 28, 2026 03:36AM
Hi Linda, The students are asking the good questions. I try to steer clear of beliefs in my life, since over time so many things I "believed" in eventually evaporated into nothing. I try to stick to what I regard as "knowings," things I have experienced and learned about directly. So I would not ask you, your students, or anyone to believe the rainbow myths. I'd ask them to explore, to question, to evaluate, and if they choose to actively participate in making the myth (dream) alive in the world.
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