The stunning image below is of a rainbow cloud, captured above Mt Everest by Oleg Bartunov whilst on an expedition in the Himalayas, Nepal. The amazing rainbow effect is created when tiny ice crystals in the water vapour of the clouds reflect the sunlight. The sight is rare and has only been reported a few times previously.   Much Peace and Happiness
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 INHALE, SURVIVE, ADAPT it's all in your mind, but what's your mind??? fool of the year
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Verry Verry cool. It almost don't even look real. Beautiful though for sure. 
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That is gorgeous! Although, is it really that rare? I see small versions of this all the time, usually as rainbow halos around the sun, but a quite a few times I have seen them in the clouds too. They are amazing, I always find myself running for a pair of sunglasses to look at it better  'Little spider weaves a wispy web, stumblin' through the woods it catches to my head. She crawls behind my ear and whispers secrets. Dragonfly whiz by and sings now teach it.'
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thats amazing it gave me goosebumps lol <3 nature "we are not human being's having spiritual experiences, we are spiritual being's having human experience's." (Teilhard de Chardin (1975?)
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D.REYx420 Awesome, I also got goose bumps and shivers when I saw the pictures. Those clouds are pure awe inspiring natural beauty. Much Peace and Compassion
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Those clouds have a really strange form, looks like a very thin cloud sheet.. in the first picture it looks like there are parts of the mountain in the sky even tho it's just the cloud breaking apart. Another strange thing is that the sun seems to be behind the clouds, normal rainbows always have the sun on the opposite side of the sky. Maybe it's a Mushi Rainbow?!  Thanks so much for sharing this, nature can show you some incredibly fascinating phenomena when you're at the right place at the right time.
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beautiful The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. Arthur C. Clarke http://vimeo.com/32001208
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Brain melting... At what time and date where these shots taken, do you know? Its in your head
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WOW!  WHOA!
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pretty cool. I have seen this before on a much smaller scale as well. Everytime I remember seeing it I was on a hike in the woods, and approaching the sunset. It was so subtle that I could barely even see it, i thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. and just very faint pink and green none of the other colors were visable. I was also smokin a good joint and very relaxed the 2 or 3 times i saw it, i wonder if that helps the eyes.
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daedaloops wrote:Thanks so much for sharing this, nature can show you some incredibly fascinating phenomena when you're at the right place at the right time. Daedaloops So true, no worries...  Much Peace and Understanding
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Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing, Aegle All posts are completely fictional and for educational purposes only
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A very clear affirmation of divinity IMO And why do you look at the speck in your brother's eye, but do not percieve the plank in your own eye? Or how can you say to your brother, "brother let me remove the speck from your eye", when you yourself do not see the plank that is in your own eye?-Yeshua ben Yoseph
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wow, these are absolutely remarkable. thank you for sharing this aegle! much love
<Ringworm>hehehe, it's all fun and games till someone loses an "I"
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I am greatly humbled to be able to share such beauty with you... ♥ Much Peace and Kindness
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Don't show this to Double-Rainbow Guy or he'll have a double-seizure/heart-attack. 
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