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Heroes don’t follow anyone, they set their own course.
– Jonathan Lockwood Huie
“We are all heroes of our little worlds”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, The Great Pearl of Wisdom
“We are all heroes of our little worlds”
― Bangambiki Habyarimana, The Great Pearl of Wisdom
“Where once we aspired to be more like our heroes, today we try to make our heroes more like us.”
― James Rozoff
“I aspire to inspire, and someday I will change the world.”
― Andrew Kendall, The Dark Dictionary: A Guide to Help Eradicate Your Darkness, Restore Your Light, and Redefine Your Life.
noun
phos·phene
an impression of light that occurs without light entering the eye and is usually caused by stimulation of the retina (as by pressure on the eyeball when the lid is closed) or by excitation of neurons in the visual system (as by transcranial magnetic stimulation).
Early studies have demonstrated that direct electrical stimulation to neurons of the visual system will cause a subject to perceive points of light — George Scarlatis
Phosphenes are the luminous floating stars, zigzags, swirls, spirals, squiggles, and other shapes that you see when closing your eyes tight and pressing them with your fingers. Basically, these phenomena occur when the cells of the retina are stimulated by rubbing or after a forceful sneeze, cough, or blow to the head.
The word phosphene comes from the Greek words phōs(light)and phainein(to show. Phainein is also a contributing element in such words as diaphanous, emphasis, epiphany, and phenomenon.
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