It's been a while since I posted a sunset.🌇 Sunsets here aren't stunning every day, and I'm often unable to head outside and peek at the sky. However, I was fortunate to see a spectacular one last month, but forgot to post it. So, here's my sundown pics from last February 8 at 6 p.m. Despite the dark and drab stratocumulus clouds, sunbeams managed to skip and reflect beautiful colors above the western horizon. And some jagged fractus clouds have just formed near the hazy setting sun, resembling animals seated around a campfire.🔥 Despite the overcast sky, it was a truly breathtaking sight. And I couldn't help but be enthralled by it and took shots! I'm sharing it now because I remember something similar I posted about a cloud formation of my 'bonfire' full moon' last time. Well, these clouds, infact are the ones that make a significant difference in creating dramatic sunsets because they serve as canvases on which the hues from the sun's reflection are displayed, as well as the formations that add a story twist. In that image, I could see forms of a tortoise,🐢 a lion,🦁 a cow,🐮 a scorpion🦂 and an elephant🐘 as if they were having a meeting and discussing something. I'm not sure what they've been up to, but they seemed to be planning a major event for the end of the month. And, indeed, a war had erupted...😏 We don't really know what the future holds for us and all we can do is pray to the Almighty to save us and deliver us from our earthly woes. Why does God allow wars to occur? Because man is not a robot, God has given him 'free will' to do whatever he wants. And Humanistic psychology is right, In stating that free will exists and that we have the capacity to choose and control our actions. We are, however, accountable for the consequences of our deeds. Yay!😔 Praying for world peace...🙏 for our world leaders to have enlightenment... especially for those people afflicted and suffering right now from the ravages of war. Leaving you this quote to inspire by Ralph Waldo Emerson, who is most widely known as "man of letters in America", who was a prolific poet, essayist, popular lecturer, and an advocate of social reform, “EveRy sUnSeT bRiNgS tHe PrOmiSe oF a nEw DaWn.” 🌄 💙Wishing you all peace and love!💛 #Sunbeams @Mitochondria 💯Original content Creator No Filter Biggest Barangay, Philippines🇵🇭