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Writer's pictureKaren Abbott-Trimuel

Contemplating the Beauty of Sunsets and Sunrises


I recently posed a thought-provoking question to our "Women Are Rising & Unmasking Their Stories" Facebook group that resonated with me. It goes like this: "Which one takes your breath away: the peaceful calm of a sunset or the promise of a new day with a beautiful sunrise?"


It's a question that unites us in our shared experience of contemplating the beauty that surrounds us daily. Sunsets and sunrises, these moments of transition, mark the end of one day and the beginning of another. They remind us of the fleeting nature of time and the importance of cherishing each moment.


For some of us, the peaceful calm of a sunset is more than just a time to reflect and unwind. It's a moment of personal connection, a time to find peace and comfort in the warm glow of the setting sun. It's a reminder to be present in the moment, to let go of the day's worries, and to appreciate the natural beauty around us.


On the other hand, the promise of a new day with a beautiful sunrise symbolizes hope, renewal, and the opportunity for a fresh start. The vibrant colors and the gradual emergence of light bring a sense of anticipation and excitement for what the day may bring. It's a chance to set intentions, embrace new possibilities, and embark on new adventures.


Indeed, the choice between the two, the sunset and the sunrise, is more than just a preference. It's a reflection of our outlook on life. Do we find solace in the familiar routine and tranquility of the evening, or do we embrace the optimism and potential of the morning?


Whatever you choose, sunsets and sunrises remind us of the beauty of transition and the ever-changing nature of life. They encourage us to pause, appreciate the present, and look forward to the future.


So, which one takes your breath away? Is it the peaceful calm of a sunset or the promise of a new day with a beautiful sunrise? I invite you to ponder this question and cherish the beauty of both.


Karen Abbott-Trimuel (KAT)

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