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belief, creating reality, emotion, perception, persistence, reality, science
A new study entitled, Feeling blue and seeing blue: Sadness may impair color perception, documents how emotions can affect our very perception of the reality around us.
The ramifications are worth considering: when you’re down, you may literally not be able to see the rainbow over your head — or the solution lying right in front of you.
![can you see the rainbow, or just the storm? [credit: Trey Ratcliff]](https://hackdeeper.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/4921818529_67fbc1835e_z.jpg?w=529)
can you see the rainbow, or just the storm? [credit: Trey Ratcliff]
Find time (or a way!) each day to do whatever you need to do to feel a bit better. Raising your vibration a bit may turn out to be the key to finding that path through the storm.
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Very interesting! While people suffering from depression say they have a difficult time enjoying life, this study shows that it is more than “just a feeling”. I read a study summary about the link between selenium and depression which might help people better enjoy rainbows http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22500660. Thanks for the post!
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Every time I now see a rainbow I am looking for evidence of the sky-dome that is responsible for creating the rainbow, and asking myself to detect the true shape of the Earth because the science fiction of a spinning-ball-earth deception has been shattered…
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