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5 Cosmic Messages You Better Not Ignore

These thought-provoking pieces of advice will help keep you—literally—looking up.
By Leigh Newman
skywriting images
Photo: Cristina Domi/World Wide Sky Advertising
In a perfect world, a trade wind would blow this message all the way around the globe.
skywriting photos
Photo: Daniel Wanderman
Just in case you haven't yet picked up Iyanla's most recent book.
photos of sky writing
Photo: Nan Palmero
Because the watery vapor of our upper atmosphere produces more than castles, comets and snow. If we pay attention.
messages in the sky
Photo: Courtesy of Skywriting Australia
Let's all think of this one as a verb, not just a noun. (Sirtex Medical Limited commissioned it in Sydney, Australia, to support cancer patients.)
messages written in the sky by planes
Photo: Nan Palmero
This one is also a verb. But note the line at the end. Fill in the blank with the name of person you know who most needs it.
Published 06/23/2014
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