Its perspective on life is symbolized by its attitude towards the sun and the moon, which appear glowing and radiant against a twilight sky as they face each other.
There was a time when the universe was still getting used to the beat of light and dark, when two heavenly souls were born, the Sun and the Moon.
The Sun was passionate, and he put his warmth, his color, and life into everything. The Moon, its silent and mysterious beauty, which was a reflection of being reflected, was a harmonious energy shining in the darkness.
These were to fall in love, but be destined never to see. Their affair was that of day pursuing night, of two hearts ever dancing round between light and shadow.
The Meeting of Light and Reflection
(Insert picture: morning sky with the sun rays reaching the setting moon)
It was dawn, the very short time that the Sun and the Moon could see each other, the time when both of them could be.
The Sun envied that the Moon did not have to shine by herself but instead cast light onto the night with the stolen light. Instead, the Moon got many charms of the Sun bragging so much, the manner in which it gave without thinking, that it never questioned whether it was brilliant.
They talked in tones– the rich coral of sunrise, the delicate pink of twilight.
Their relationship was innocent though sweet. Whenever they met, they were aware that it was going to end.
Love does not necessarily require eternity, though, it is the intervals in between that make it immortal.
The Lesson of Distance.
This element serves as a metaphor to illustrate that individuals are powerless to change anything happening in the night sky full of stars, so they can only observe the moon looking on, with a knowing air that everything is out of their control.
The Sun and the Moon had grown into contentment with their separation. They got to know that love is not necessarily being close to each other, it may also be respecting space and being sure that your light still will reach the other person, even though you are miles apart.
Connection and independence always dance in any relationship. There are those who are similar to the Sun, they are bright, expressive, and always willing to give. Others are as the Moon, tender, thoughtful, and attracted by silent self-contemplation.
The only thing that makes true love is that both learn to shine without dimming one another.
The Eclipse – When They At last get to me.
There was an amazing corona-glowing sun eclipse with a gorgeous and breathtaking view, and the viewer could not stop admiring it.<|human|>It was a sun eclipse, with corona blazing brightly, and the sight was breathtaking in all its glory, and the spectator was unable to resist the sight.
Occasionally the universe bestows a miracle on them the eclipse.
It is but a moment before the Moon and the Sun are at one. The world is stagnant, the shadows are bent and nothing seems to be real.
This is the point in human love that two souls actually meet in the point of time when everything is in place. And like the eclipse, these are momentous and precious. They bring before us the magic of love that belongs to a short time.
What the Moon and the Sun Can tell us about True Love.
Note: The moon and the sun have the same horizon at sunset, as illustrated in the picture below: (Insert image: same horizon of the moon and the sun at sunset)
It is not a tragic story about them, but rather a story of balance.
The Moon is taught about bravery and generosity by the Sun.
The Sun is shown to be patient and to reflect upon the Moon.
In any relationship there is one individual who tends to bring light whereas the other one brings calm and both are needed.
They make a unity with one another, together as day and night, fire and water, love and peace.
And so when thou hast felt remote to one thou love, remember the Moon and the Sun.
Also when they are not together, they continue to influence the tides, paint the skies, and lead the world.
The fact that they love each other is evidence that, connection does not require time or space.
