쌍무지개
I ran 10km Friday morning, and then again in the evening for my running club.
Two laps around the park added up to 8km. Eighteen kilometers total for the day — more than I’d planned, honestly.
We were standing around afterward, talking about nothing in particular, when someone told us to look up.
A double rainbow.
I’d been tired from running all day, but for that one moment I forgot about my legs and just stared at the sky. Moments like that are probably why I keep running.
Symbolic Meaning
- Biblical significance: In Genesis 9, the rainbow is God’s covenant sign given to Noah — a symbol of the promise that He would never again destroy the earth by flood. Given your faith perspective, there’s a natural way to read this: after a hard day (18km), you crossed paths with a “sign of promise and grace.”
- General symbolism: Hope, good fortune, double blessing, unexpected reward — commonly interpreted as “a gift that arrives twice over after enduring something difficult.”