Let's take a few minutes and sit in silence and gratitude.
I thought I might also share some interesting cultural facts about Rain, Thunder and Lightning.
Oya is the primary Yoruba Orisha of weather, specifically commanding winds, thunderstorms, lightning, and tornadoes,
Oya represents sudden, transformative change. An apt description for times in which we are currently living
In Greek mythology Zeus is the King of Gods who controls the sky, lightning and thunder. Poseidon also known as "The Stormbringer" controls sea storms and earthquakes.
In the Norse tradition, Thor, known for his hammer Mjolnir, is the God of thunder, lightning and strength.
The Romans have Jupiter, the King of the Roman Gods who manages the weather and sky.
In Mesopotamain/Canaanite traditions, Hadad/Adad is the primary God of rain and thunderstorms, often depicted with a bull-horned headdress and a thunderbolt.
In the Celtic tradition, Taranis is the God of thunder and lightning.
In Japan, Susanoo, is the Shinto God of the sea and storms.
The Mayan creator God, Huracan is associated with wind and storms as well destruction.
Just a few historical tidbits to pay homage to Mother Nature as i share my morning rain, thunder, and lightning esperience with you!