mystically

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• What may look online like a magical, mystical voice of secret wisdom may just be a guy hiding behind the Internet’s veil, trying to keep it all going, hoping it doesn’t spin out of control.

• Like the ancient philosophers whose ideas of the universe predicted later discoveries, Chandrasekar expresses both mystical and scientific verities.

• This show could have easily had Scarlet Witch battling baddies with powers like telekinesis in every episode, flying around the picket-fence fantasy hurling energy balls at some mystical villain.

• Paoletta echoed that sentiment, saying the guides know there’s a whiff of the mystical around their city, and “they enjoy showing people that it’s a real place, with real people, with interesting things happening there.”

• In a study the same year that looked into personality traits, people who had had a mystical experience scored much higher for openness after the trip than they had before.

• The unusual textures (santouri, ney, lyra, clarinets, voices) impart a mystical quality to this work.

• The monomyth always begins with the hero in the normal world, but that world soon shifts to a mystical one.

• It is about, his words, “mystical things happening to ordinary people.”

• “My ancestors are guayusa,” posits Frederico, with a more mystical approach to the genesis theory.

• The sale of magic beans and dolls and other mystical, Eastern tchotchkes had made me suspicious.

• An Introduction, maestoso, followed by something mystical (Kents Prediction).

• Another poet of the fifth century recommends the mystical charm as an antidote to diseases of cattle.

• In other ways we see favourable traces of his earlier mystical associations.