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Treating neon colors as divine interventions

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If you unexpectedly notice a very vibrant shade of blue or purple, it is absolutely not just a trick of the light. Enthusiasts firmly believe that sudden bursts of vivid color are direct energetic downloads aimed squarely at your personal progression. It turns a trip to the hardware store paint aisle into a massive spiritual event.

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