The Invitation to Awe
Fleeting beauty isn’t random; it’s an invitation to experience awe. Whether it’s a rainbow or morning frost, these moments remind us of a divine force that delights in creation.
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This article reflects on the spiritual lessons of impermanence, showing how fleeting beauty in nature invites mindfulness, deepens connection, and teaches us to embrace the present moment.
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