Loh #204: Rain: a reflection of the life in each drop: What I love to do when it rains!

Today, I will answer one of the questions given by @ifarmgirl.

1️⃣ Some people are happier when it rains, others' moods tend to shift and they become blue (sad or down). How do you usually feel on rainy days and what are your favorite things to do?

The soothing, alluring sound of falling water. It will soothe your senses and help you fall asleep like nothing else.

I love it when it rains. Rain seems to mark a special occasion. The clouds start to release raindrops as the sky gets darker. It appears that nature is taking a deep breath before creating something magnificent.

Rain doesn't announce itself; it just shows up. When it hits the ground, it makes a variety of noises. Occasionally, there might be a soft tap on the leaves. There are other moments when a gentle rhythm fills the roof. In addition, there are times when the rain feels like a drumbeat on a tin roof. Each sound has the soulfulness and musical quality of a song.

As I listen to the rain, stories come to me. Rain tells tales of faraway places, like ancient forests and vast oceans. It talks of deserts longing for water and verdant meadows rejoicing at its arrival. I feel as though I am mentally traveling to these places via the language of water.

However, the rain feels good and sounds good. A drop of rain on my skin is like a kiss from the natural world. Walking outside in the rain, I dance with the natural world. I'm alone in the rain, having a blissful moment while all my troubles from the outside world vanish.

Rainfall is not excessive. It is not biased. It quenches the thirst of animals, hydrates crops, and sanitizes city streets. It serves as a reminder that everyone can benefit from nature regardless of identity.

Because of this, I always lie in bed on rainy days and listen to the rain; it sounds like music.

I love to feel the cold breeze and the warmth of my bed; it comforts me and makes me reflect on life. I like to think back on my life while my bed warms me and the refreshing breeze because it puts me at ease.

Rain is a helpful reminder that some things are beyond my control. The world will turn, the seasons will change, and rain will fall. Life will go on.

The rain makes me realize that the sun, the weather, and life are all guaranteed, but so is the rain. It won’t be dark forever. The rain will stop falling, the skies will brighten, and you’ll start again.

Life’s not about waiting for the storm to pass; it’s about learning to dance in the rain.

It won't stay depressing indefinitely. The rain will stop, the skies will clear, and you can continue.

My second rainy-season ritual involved watching my niece and nephews happily dance in the rain.

I find nothing more entertaining than watching kids play in the rain.

But there's something beautiful that happens when kids play in the rain. Happiness and liberation!