Rainbow vs River

Rainbow

Rainbows appear after storms and universally symbolize hope, promise, and beauty emerging from difficulty. A rainbow in a dream may indicate that a difficult period is ending and beauty is ahead. In Biblical tradition, the rainbow represents God's promise. In many cultures, the rainbow is a bridge between earth and heaven. The full spectrum of colors represents wholeness and the integration of all aspects of self.

River

Rivers represent the flow of life, time, and emotional energy. A calm river suggests going with the flow and accepting life's current direction. Turbulent rapids indicate emotional turbulence or challenging transitions. Crossing a river symbolizes making an important transition. The direction of the river, its clarity, and its speed all add meaning. In many traditions, rivers separate the world of the living from the dead.

Rainbow

The quintessential symbol of hope — appears when the psyche wants to communicate that better times are ahead

River

Classic symbol of life's journey — you cannot step in the same river twice (Heraclitus)