Clements said that like my visual auras, her motor auras tend to come on very quickly, and with no warning.
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"And nobody's bringing up their auras," he says with a laugh.
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And check out Toilets With Threatening Auras on Twitter and Facebook.
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Some get auras without a headache or only a mild headache.
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Onset of a migraine can involve visual disturbances known as auras.
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Our musical auras go well together and we make FIYA transcendental music.
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We had partner discussions, and speakers who talked about auras and energies.
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If movies had auras, Magic Mike's would be ~ single and out here~.
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Background reading: • Glowing auras and "black money": the Pentagon's mysterious U.F.O. program.
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Swan Lake, with its Manichean black and white, has the most political of auras.
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This discussion includes concepts of auras, and things that can't be seen, but only felt.
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Since when did ghosts and colorful auras require heavy thinking — or any thinking at all?
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There are countless variations of the types of visual auras people get, Dr. Green says.
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The classic migraines might come with auras, which can affect language, movement and visual perception.
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She used color filters on her camera to bring those auras to the general audience.
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People have sensed auras, or energy fields, around other people since biblical and even ancient times.
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Naturally, many believe that these waves of colors and lights are what auras must look like.
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It required a hunt through auras, angels and property records, but he eventually found her. 8.
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Auras of invincibility can be strangled into nothingness by rear-naked chokes and shattered by high kicks.
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Not all auras are visual Less frequently, sufferers endure "motor auras" including numbness, speech or language difficulty, and muscle weakness — symptoms that 52-year-old Tiffany Clements, who worked as a drug counselor in Arkansas before having to leave work due to her condition, knows all too well.
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Migraines without auras are far more common, with 70% to 90% of people with migraines experiencing this type.
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But in addition to huge Sliding Doors–like timeline splinters, there are also those hazy auras of joy.
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But approval ratings are not based on voters breaking presidents down into component parts—they're about feelings, auras, vibes.
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It's believed to help cleanse auras and crystals, and is often used to bless objects for protection and luck.
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People with epilepsy often get "auras" — an odd, specific sensation (a smell, or taste, or thought) before a seizure.
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Attendees will be able to test out crystals and floral salves, have their auras photographed and take sound baths.
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In recent years, millions of dollars have flowed into the region as benevolent souls seek to thicken their auras.
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If you've logged on to Instagram lately, you've likely seen a photo or two of friends showing off their auras.
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Today, though, Novelist is on the other side, album out, grinning; and if you believe in auras, his is golden.
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Now, read the article, "Glowing Auras and 'Black Money': The Pentagon's Mysterious U.F.O. Program," and answer the following questions: 1.
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"Visual auras are the most common [type of aura], but they can involve sensation and speech as well," Dr. Green says.
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He has seven auras in which he can wrap himself, and which he can send out, as a means of defense.
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On top of having premonitions about the future, she can read into her clients' past lives and auras to heal their relationships.
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For the same reason, many sufferers tend to experience auras around the time of their period, when estrogen levels take a dive.
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Auras actually involve different areas of the brain than migraines, and it is not clear why they are linked to migraine headaches.
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In this 23-minute score, the violin has long passages that seem to be suggesting the myriad auras, or faces, of sounds.
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In an environment where we're bombarded with "clean eating," non-GMO, powders and dusts, energies and auras, is the subtext something more sinister?
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The reasons people get their auras read vary, but most clients use it as a way to help tap into their emotional states.
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Thanks to the advent of the camera (and a husband-and-wife duo in Russia), anyone can see what auras look like now.
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When not controlling the orb, exiles can use their own auras to attack others, taking them out of commission for a short time.
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The other Marnies, moving like the troubled heroine's echoes or auras, amplify the drama's central psychological mystery: Who is Marnie, what is she?
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In fact, we might be able to even feel our candidate's presence by shirts that create energy fields—or what some might call auras.
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Because I get sensory disturbances called auras with my migraines, she said, the pill—any pill—increases my stroke risk enough to be unsafe.
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But auras can take other forms as well: a prickling pins-and-needles feeling on parts of the body, speech disturbances, distortions of sounds.
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Talk of auras and Akashic Records comes with the territory at a meeting with "psychedelic" in the name, and most researchers take it in stride.
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After we finish breakfast, Hayley Kiyoko and I get our auras read at Magic Jewelry, a tiny, popular crystal shop in New York City's Chinatown.
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In Sicile-Kira's case, he can see people's moods and auras represented in an array of colors, which he turns into paintings that he sells.
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There are lots of similarities—loud men shouting populist nonsense, pervasive auras of corruption, unholy animal magnetism—but Doug Ford is a thoroughly domestic production.
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She found that it not only controlled her seizures but also stopped the "auras"—feelings of dizziness she'd continued to have on the anti-convulsant.
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Computer-generated projections envelop the performers with auras as elastic as bubbles, shimmering and rippling at the edges like the hot air of a mirage.
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For me, a dramatic increase in migraine auras occurs when changes are made to my hormonal birth control prescription, which I've heard is not uncommon.
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Dr. Robblee says that about one third of her patients will have an experience with these auras involving "reversible neurological symptoms," and no headache at all.
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"It's helped me succeed in school more, since I don't have to go to the nurse every day because of auras and seizures," Bortell told Rolling Stone.
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Unlike Kathy Bates and F. Murray Abraham, who starred in the first production (Kenneth Welsh soon took over as Johnny), they arrive onstage with fabulous, shiny auras.
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The clerk explains that our auras' bright magenta means we're in search of balance between the outside world and inside world, and also that we're obsessed with feelings.
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To keep the list a reasonable length, we'll keep it fairly modern (so no John Travolta, Farrah Fawcett, or Cher vintage garbage.) Their waxy, smug auras mock me.
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Managing migraine with aura involves preparation While there is currently no magic drug geared specifically toward preventing migraine auras, some treatments, like magnesium supplements, might help, Krel said.
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She suffers auras of foreboding, throbs with heat in the night, sweats through her clothes at work, strips down to an undershirt when she "flashes" on the subway.
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Photo by Carl Osbourn With their Lana Del Rey auras and Stevie Nicks-like talent, New York-based duo BEAU bring bohemian rock 'n' roll to the table.
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During his time at university in May 223, after using the restroom at "a particularly bad nightclub," Phil was compelled to start the Toilets with Threatening Auras Facebook page.
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But the most compelling part is when Rowling names the 12 original Auras who are still greatly revered for their bravery during this hostile time in the wizarding world.
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Much like Ross' aura in the aforementioned scene, the history and science behind auras really is a bit "murky," but that sense of mystery is kind of the point.
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And while auras tend to change from day to day (or, in some cases, hour to hour), most of us have a base color that tends to be fairly constant.
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For those of you who aren't familiar with the concept of auras, they are, essentially, energy fields whose colors are thought to reflect our current mood and state of mind.
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Since auras are believed to be integral to our physical forms, we must treat them as such and care for them like any other part of our bodies, she explains.
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While women aren't necessarily more likely to get auras, having an aura can be tied to increased estrogen levels, which can come from taking birth control pills, Dr. Green says.
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Auras can occur separately from head pain but are triggered by the same factors that cause the pain of migraines, such as stress, bright lights or a lack of sleep.
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And there was something for me, as a younger person, to see an actor who rode this line in some kind of limbo between female and male energies and auras.
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With fashionable finishes, trendy technology and a cruise ship's worth of amenities — as well as auras untainted by previous occupants — freshly constructed apartments make the best homes for these buyers.
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Less than two years later she created and starred in "Tu Auras Ton Nom Tristan" at the Grand Theater in Geneva, where her company was based from 1962 to 1964.
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Like Toilets With Threatening Auras or Awards for Men Who Have Done the Absolute Minimum, Room Smells has a perfectly refined voice, one that is funny while documenting a trend.
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So on Tuesday night's episode, Krystal Nielson burns some sage to cleanse everyone's auras and promote good vibes going into a week when the women will be giving out the roses.
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The electrical signals can be adjusted to treat specific ailments; epileptics who perceive "auras" before a seizure can even place a magnet over the device to trigger a burst of stimulation.
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Ultimately, they paved the way for a more recent obsession with occult-ridden images—everything from representations of ghosts and auras to the "unnatural" world of spiritual symbolism and the mystical unknown.
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Hospital Productions, the label headed by Dominick Fernow (Prurient, Vatican Shadow), have announced a very limited quadruple cassette box set: Various Auras: A Bird's-Eye View Into A Machiavellian World of Secrecy.
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People who experience visual snow seem to be more likely to also have migraines, and the two conditions tend to exacerbate each other, research suggests — especially when it comes to migraine auras.
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Drifting about the richly hued atmospheres of his paintings are flat silhouettes suggestive of prayer beads; the Buddhist temples called stupas; fans; lattices; medallions; and bulbous cartoony shapes, sometimes with glowing auras.
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However, for those who are prone to migraine, whether they include auras or not, there are certain environmental factors, such as bright lights and drinking red wine, that can trigger an attack.
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That's why some researchers are focused on the brains of patients with a certain form of epilepsy: specifically, those who often experience déjà vu during the "auras" that occur right before a seizure.
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For those lavatories famous for a, uh, different overall feel, let us introduce Toilets With Threatening Auras, a new Twitter account and Facebook page dedicated to collecting cursed cans from around the world.
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Using electric pinks, oranges, green or gold, Mr. Belson's paintings are generally structured as spirals, spheres, or concentric rings that focus the viewer's attention and conjure cosmic auras, or the dharmic third eye.
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Sin jerarquías y con amor, en lo que Agustín Fernández Mallo ha llamado en Teoría general de la basura una "familia de auras": "Algo se transmite cuerpo a cuerpo y algo radicalmente cambia".
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The birth control implant tends to be a good option for people who can't be on birth control that contains estrogen (like women who get migraines with auras, for example), according to Planned Parenthood.
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When she was a little girl, Melissa Ann Lambert's had an ability to see auras that was so strong, she often couldn't couldn't distinguish between people or objects and the colorful emanations they produced.
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I've created a mixture by accessing any number of abstract sources of unknown origins and auras, which I then modified and blended like a painter who mixes his colors before he paints the painting.
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"We should think of them as brilliant marketing of health auras," says Marion Nestle, a nutrition researcher at NYU and, most recently, the author of Unsavory Truth, about conflicts of interest in food science.
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So it's a typically smart bit of cheek that Ms. Arbus gets those auras out of the way as quickly as possible by offering us a spoof of glamour and then dropping it completely.
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Also, if you're someone who can't take pills with estrogen (because you get migraines with auras, for example), but don't find that progesterone-only pills work for you, the shot might be a smart alternative.
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The heavy, churning paranoia on tracks like "Twitching in the Auras" and the breakneck, cutthroat "Revival Spines" snap and menace with far more groove than one might expect; the whole record is bizarrely catchy and eminently headbangable.
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This is a ritual he practices at his home restaurant, except he does so during the meal, often drawing guests' auras as they eat, modifying their menu accordingly and then giving them the drawing as a gift.
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The highly-anticipated collection, which the star says highlights each of our unique auras, features an eyeshadow palette, lipstick and gloss duo, liquid liner (which Kesha recommends using all over your body), and two different collector sets.
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But being a cult concern — and the cult has grown over time, as the movie centers on six nights' worth of 10th-anniversary gigs at a 600-capacity house — allows rockers to maintain auras of integrity and authenticity.
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There are countless names for the aura, but its significance remains roughly the same: Auras represent our current state of mind, they are constantly changing, and only certain people have the ability to see them with the naked eye.
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On June 19, the film "Cinta Amarilla" — a documentary about the artist Beatriz González's "Auras Anónimas," an installation of 8,957 tombstones in the central cemetery of Bogotá, Colombia — is to begin screening in one of the Shed's gallery spaces.
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Today Ayoka has more than 50,000 Twitter followers, and she's built something of a spiritual support network on her website, where members can connect via message boards and have their auras and energies cleansed for a small price per month.
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On it the New York Times published a story, "Glowing Auras and 'Black Money': The Pentagon's Mysterious U.F.O. Program," which featured a video snippet taken from a camera attached to a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet of an unknown object.
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While they can share characteristics with headaches, they're much more debilitating — beyond the symptoms of a headache, migraines can also involve visual auras, increased sensitivity to light, and headaches severe enough to cause someone to miss work, school, or other activities.
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Varying Affordability To the Sports Editor: Re "At Augusta and Wimbledon, Similar Auras of Tradition," April 53: Augusta and Wimbledon may have common ground for competitors and insiders, but they are very different events in their accessibility to the general public.
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By that time, I'd become so accustomed to disregarding pain in any form, I insisted I was all right, even as visual auras blocked my sight and tingling numbness overwhelmed my face, lips, tongue and the left side of my body.
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While Krel assured me that auras themselves are not dangerous, she confirmed that there is an association between migraine with aura and a slightly increased risk of stroke — a risk that does not exist in connection to migraine without aura.
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Pochettino has always held a few — by soccer standards — left-field convictions: his belief in auras; a devoutly held but rarely explained spirituality; his tendency (shared, as it happens, with Pep Guardiola) to have an incense stick burning in his office.
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She set the naked torso of a female against a teal and turquoise background that is reminiscent of both a lush natural setting and the auras that surround images of the Virgin Guadalupe—a comment on the violence toward woman that has defined Juárez.
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Here is a (partial?) list of things she has said she believes in: The Ark of the Covenant, past lives, the theory of ancient alien astronauts, alien abductions, Bigfoot, spirits, faith healing, glossolalia, leprechauns, the Loch Ness Monster, the Bell Witch, psychic powers, and auras.
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Ms. González's only public art work, "Auras Anónimas," dedicated to victims of violence, installed in Bogotá's central cemetery, and long under threat of demolition by conservative city politicians, was recently declared a national asset of cultural interest by the National Cultural Heritage Council of Colombia.
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Seats of plywood have been replaced with durable teak panels; the oculus's rooftop cover can now respond more quickly to bad weather; and, in a radical change, the static yellow tungsten lights that illuminated the walls are now dynamic, multicolored LED auras reminiscent of Mr. Turrell's more recent work.
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There are other potential hallucinogen-related conditions such as hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD) that can occur after hallucinogen use, and could involve ongoing perceptual disturbances like seeing auras or halos around bright lights, or re-experiencing of hallucinogen-like effects months or years after taking the drug (sometimes called 'flashbacks').
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If you consider the bad guys just types of human-shaped monsters, your various guns and equipment the equivalent of new swords and wands, breastplates and greaves, with your drones and tactical launchers modern spells and auras, it's really quite a lot like Diablo, the progenitor of the "looter" genre.
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Women who have ever had migraines — particularly those who get strange visual symptoms known as auras before the headaches start — also have double the risk of stroke compared to women who don't get these headaches, in part because migraines cause blood vessels to become inflamed, which can cause plaques to develop.
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They have unavoidably cultish auras, akin to celebrity worship; not that Whitman would have minded, he having been a shame-free self-promoter who ghosted rave reviews of "Leaves of Grass" and played to his sappy popular image as "the Good Gray Poet" (less good if brunet, less gray if bad?).
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It's possible that in certain cases the sources of these images are intentionally hidden to protect the people in them or those who posted them, but in Phil's case, the choice not to credit images was a personal one he made when the Toilets With Threatening Auras Facebook page started to gain popularity.
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" To a teenage Black, an introverted misfit who liked to muse over "angels and auras and the layers of reality that exclude the senses," her father's "whole worldview — that knowledge has to be substantiated by repeatable, quantifiable facts — seems ridiculous (what about all the things you can't prove but you can feel?).
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Spread out everywhere were some of her favorite portraits that she was considering for a website redesign: a young boy almost entirely enveloped in purple; a couple with nearly identical auras when photographed separately; even a guy I know but haven't seen in years with "going through a breakup" scrawled on the back as a note.
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" But like many in Pagans of the Path—some of whom claim to see dragons or sense auras —he believes not just in the ideologically comforting power of witchcraft, but its ability to change our physical reality:"After an exercise in letting our core star shine, as a candlelight vigil for those affected by the Orlando shooting, Angel [Greer, an administrator] vomited and felt her chest expand, and immediately felt herself become open.
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