Deep in the ocean, lived a little jellyfish named Jell. Jell wasn't like the other jellyfish. While they shimmered and pulsed with bright colors, Jell's glow was a gentle, soft blue, almost like the twilight sky.
Every night, the other jellyfish would zoom and twirl in dazzling displays of light, making a grand show. Jell, however, preferred a quiet evening. He'd drift gently, letting the ocean currents carry him.
The other jellyfish would laugh, saying, 'Jell, you're so slow! You're just a shimmer of a glow compared to us! You should move faster!'
Jell would listen, but inside, he felt happy. He loved the soft, gentle rocking of the ocean waves. He liked the quiet feeling of letting go.
One night, a strong current carried Jell into a sheltered cove. Little waves whispered softly against the coral, and the moon shone brightly. It was peaceful and calming.
Jell closed his translucent bell and let the gentle water surround him. He realized that even though his glow was different, it was special and beautiful in its own way.
He was content drifting calmly, realizing the beauty of slowing down. He didn't need to zoom and twirl to feel happy.
The other jellyfish, watching from afar, finally noticed how peaceful Jell was in his quiet corner. They saw the gentle glow of his soft blue light and realized that every kind of glow was welcome.
From that day on, the jellyfish learned to appreciate different ways of being and the beauty in each unique glow. They all drifted to their nightly rest, recognizing that every glow was special in its own way. Jell drifted to sleep, feeling peaceful, safe, and loved.
Sometimes slowing down and taking a moment to appreciate the calmness around you is the most beautiful kind of glow.
Jell drifted off to sleep with a gentle, happy smile, knowing he was loved for who he was.