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Something I find to be most calming in this world or love most is mist of any kind despite an energy reading saying my energies are aligned with the solar and 'fire' type of light as phoenixes are.

What could be the reason and does mist or cloud have any particular alignment to anything energetically like in the astral? It always has a calming or soothing kind of effect, talking about ordinary water/mountain/sky mist. Don't wanna sound silly but.

Or fog also is one type. Like the planets including the sun or fire might have alignments does mist/fog have anything?

By it's nature it'd say: confusion, concealment, secrecy, illusion, stealth.

Aprophis wrote:By it's nature it'd say: confusion, concealment, secrecy, illusion, stealth.

I was thinking of water or air?

-because aren't clouds usually associated with heaven or olympus?

WolfKnight wrote:-because aren't clouds usually associated with heaven or olympus?

Clouds aren't mist or fog. They're high in the air while mist and fog are on the ground.

I am with you on the calming energy of the mist, and I think that's because it both cloaks us and forces us to be with ourselves... if, on the other hand, you were ambitiously going somewhere, then the mist would feel like an obstacle. So in that way, perhaps the mist teaches us to be with ourselves?
To surrender so-called ambition?

Aprophis wrote:

WolfKnight wrote:-because aren't clouds usually associated with heaven or olympus?

Clouds aren't mist or fog. They're high in the air while mist and fog are on the ground.

Clouds are the same thing, physically, as mist/fog. The only difference is their altitude. When there’s more moisture in the air than the air can hold at that temperature, the dew point is reached and the water becomes visible as vapor.

I was thinking that mist should share properties with water. Now that I think of it, WolfKnight, you’re right; air is probably involved as well, as water vapor is the gaseous state of water.

Likes2Read wrote: Clouds are the same thing, physically, as mist/fog.

Yes, physically. But we weren't really talking about that. Also clouds are a bit denser and more charged than fog or mist.