Whether you are enjoying a leisurely stroll down the street or visiting your doctor, you can’t really avoid sign boards. They promote products, raise safety awareness, give directions, and provide other sorts of information. However, occasionally you’ll come across signs that just make you shiver. And you can find these kinds of signs in the Facebook group called “Signs With Threatening Auras." This online community is known for sharing eerie pictures with negative vibes, ranging from mistakes to outright bizarre remarks. Below, we’ve collected some of the most terrifying and entertaining examples of signs with strange auras that members of the group have shared. Over the years, people have run into animals, food, texts, and even toilets that appear to have bad spirits. And the ‘Signs With Threatening Auras’ group is a fairly new addition to the internet aura community. Founded in 2020, they have amassed nearly 50,000 members. Out of all the people who get a migraine, around 25 to 30% experience an aura. A migraine aura is an outbreak of sensory disturbances or disruptions that an individual feels right before the actual attack. These distractions can be things like seeing sparks or bright dots, feeling tingling sensations on the body, or an inability to talk properly. These symptoms can change and evolve with time and they typically last 5-60 minutes. The Mind Body Green blog points out that an aura can be associated with different colors. A person’s aura is usually a combination of colors where one color is more dominant than the others. And while your aura might constantly shift and change, here’s what some colors indicate: Red means you are energetic and fiery. A creative and positive aura is represented by the color orange. Indigo means sensitive and empathic. Do you believe in threatening auras or auras in general? Have you ever seen a sign board that scared you? Share your thoughts with us, and don’t forget to upvote the most horrific sign. Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.
