LIGHTNING SCARS NAME SKIN
Science proves how the lighting on the skin is so forceful that it forces red blood cells through skin capillaries. Trying to make it universal, it's not autobiographical, and I took a whole autobiographical story of my own and made it one line, basically, but there are other things in there, parts of life that I've responded to in a sense of joy, and in a sense of compassion, and there's the exaltation of walking down a city street and feeling like you're above the pavement, and Christmas in New York is the perfect time to feel that, really, where you just get charged up by the whole energy and the positive feelings of it all. While we all love rain and thunder, lightning is another experience altogether. The name Lichtenberg was given to this type of pattern after the German physicist. So it was just, again, the metaphor of scars and using it to say that, as the song does, that these are positive and negative aspects of life that have both left their mark. Characteristic lightning scars on the body are called the Lichtenberg scar. 1 7 Harry was the only known person to survive the curse, 7 surviving because his mother 's loving sacrifice protected him. Lichtenberg figure to the ferning pattern on the skin of individuals struck by lightning. And music is an easy one, but it translates to so many other parts of life where it's a given that, for instance, the sense of smell is one of the strongest forces in your memory, where a given smell will suddenly conjure up a whole time of your life, and again, it triggers another scar, it triggers another psychological imprint that was left by a pleasurable thing. A scar on Harry Potter 's forehead in the shape of a lightning bolt 5 was the result of a failed murder attempt by Lord Voldemort on 31 October 1981, when he struck 15-month-old Harry with the Killing Curse. 2 In 1976, Golde and Lee3 applied the name. In Japanese mythology, Narukami is the name of a powerful thunder god who is often depicted as a fierce. The name Narukami is composed of two Japanese characters, naru meaning thunder, and kami meaning god.
Neil Peart (from "Rush Profiled!"): "I think it's part of everyone's experience that a certain record reflects a certain period of their life, and that's a pleasurable scar, you know, there's a mark left on you, a psychological fingerprint left by a very positive experience. Narukami () Narukami is a Japanese boy name that means thunder god or thunder and lightning. When the lightning hits the ground, it causes a trail of plasma that lights the sky with those telltale zigzags of blueish white light that we see as lightning. The odds of getting struck by lightning in any given year are about 1 in 300,000.
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