Collection: Umbra Phase

- During a total lunar eclipse, Earth passes between the Sun and Moon.
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This places the Moon within Earth’s darkest shadow. Yet the Moon remains visible.
- This is because some sunlight is filtered and refracted through Earth’s atmosphere.
- Shorter wavelengths are scattered more strongly, while red light continues into the shadow and softly illuminates the lunar surface.
Carry this same energy in your life: Just as sunlight can still reach the Moon when its direct path is blocked, our genuine care toward others can still find ways to reach another person when the obvious route is unavailable. (Solicitude)
