symbolism and cultural significance of rainbows
The symbolism and cultural significance of rainbows refer to the various meanings and importance attributed to this natural phenomenon across different cultures. Rainbows are often seen as symbols of hope, renewal, and harmony, representing positive outcomes and promising futures. They hold cultural significance by symbolizing diversity, unity, and bridging the gap between heaven and earth, as well as being associated with various religious and spiritual beliefs.
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