The same is true for spells you control and nonland cards you own that aren't on the battlefield.You may spend white mana as though it were mana of any color
It's stories like these that indicate the biggest risk involved with world-shaking bannings like that of Birthing Pod: The appeal of eternal formats is that one can build a deck, updating it with each new set but largely forgetting about it except when a tournament comes up
The state must become false and then true again for another trigger
On resolution of the Rites trigger, we get to draw another card and voi-la
Meanwhile, on my end, connecting to the network in general was finicky, and putting down the iPad for a minute to grab a snack or answer a text timed me out on multiple occasions
Now before we immediately claim that this is game-breaking, which it may very well be, we must remember one very important thing: evolving or switching out the active Pokmon renders this effect useless