Each snowflake, beautiful in its own right, reflects the essence of self and the glorious design of originality. Sometimes, however, the ugliness of conformity and the hatred of disunity may taint the purity of the snow. Dirty sand and salt may attack the white snow, changing its texture, its unity, and its color. The snow is no longer white, but rather, it is brown and slushy, sometimes even yellow. Yellow snow has the most harmful effect, for when it appears, it engulfs the white snow and eats away at its pure color.
Yellow snow is the excretion of conflict and it has a taste of bitterness and hatred.
Fortunately, however, it only appears in scattered areas and the power inherent in the beauty of the white snow drowns out these few areas of yellow. As you swallow it, remember that the uniqueness and individuality that is contained in that snowflake is now inside of you. Remember the dangers of conformity found in the salt and sand and their ability to taint that which is white. Though there is security and purity that exists in unity, it may only be appreciated when each snowflake can express its intricate designs and details. Oh yea, one further tip, don't eat the yellow snow.