auras

My wife has epilepsy and has auras or deja vu or other spacey feelings before a seizure.

That perception different from the subjective perception of god or auras or the buddha-nature because...

Also incidentally, I do get auras much more often than I progress to a full-blown migraine headache.

I am not blind, but I do occasionally get migraines with visual auras, as do my wife & mother.

According to Wikipedia, a pretty sizable majority of migraine sufferers don't have auras.

Hell, my wife's nursing textbook had analyzing auras as a possible care component.

The perception of auras is a kind of synesthesia (emotions => vision).

I think this disorder being more prevalent than expected would be a good explanation for auras.

I just think that disorders of perception are a better explanation for auras and similar phenomena.

If your ergo expert is talking about auras instead of measuring your dimensions and evaluating your posture, you need to find a real ergo expert.

Facilis descensus Averno: Noctes atque dies patet atri ianua Ditis; Sed revocare gradum superasque evadere ad auras, Hoc opus, hic labor est.

It wouldn't be an unreasonable source for images like auras, saints' haloes, and other things like that since they're just an ordinary part of vision for me.

She absolutely “sees” auras and vibrations around people and has since her earliest memory.

A really good example is people who “see vibrations and colorful auras”.

In french we say "un tiens vaut mieux que deux tu l'auras".

If it is possible, maybe it is what some people supposedly feel as "auras" If any of it was possible, it would be easily scientifically provable by very simple experiments.

Auras and chakras don't sound so silly now do they.

Auras are just another manifestation of the same thing- if the thing that goes wrong goes wrong in or near your visual cortex, you get visual distortions in addition to the pain.