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“I don't know how you see gold...or pink...or any hue. Only you know. The colors you perceive are entirely you, and each time you look, they're different. Depends on your moodprint which affects the glow you give to a color.”

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Book:The World of Glimpse
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Book:The Healing Power of Dreams: The Science of Dream Analysis and Journaling for Your Best Life!
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