I want to be precise from the very first thread:
this understanding did not originate with me.

I did not witness this firsthand.
I did not seek this out.

It was revealed through another person’s encounter—shared openly and innocently on Sunbow Truebrother’s site:

The following day, a quiet thought arose in me:

What if we could see the colors of emotion through the eyes?
What if emotion itself carried color, and was visible?

What was reflected in that encounter was not described as something out of the ordinary for the Sasquatch, but rather something natural to them. A sense that their eyes are alive, responsive, expressive, shifting in light. Not emotionally reactive, but emotionally present.

That was when the thought fully formed.

What if their eyes reflect emotion in direct light form?
Not metaphorically.
Not as fantasy.
But as a natural state of expression of being.

The Eyes of the Living Rainbow emerged, not as a symbol, but as emotional depth and intelligence made visible.
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These colors do not linger or overwhelm. They deepen, soften, and pass as emotion is felt and then instantly released. This is only a example of what the colors of emotion may indeed be. Where humanity often suppresses emotion, or becomes overwhelmed by carrying energy never meant to be held, the Sasquatch People suggest something entirely different:
emotion as information, not disruption.
A current that moves through the body without becoming trapped.

We are not one color at a time.
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Many humans learned, through trauma and survival, to hide emotion. To sever feeling from clarity. To wear a false pretense of composure at the cost of their own honest identity.

Our First Ancestors did not.

Perhaps this is why so many sense Sasquatch presence not through fear or mystery, but through emotional coherence, the experience of being seen by a being who has not fragmented their inner world.

The Living Rainbow is alive within each of us.
A reminder of our connection to all that is.