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When a fluid rotates around its own center, it is called a vortex. Turbulent flow is made up of many little vortices.
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A funnel of spirit energy.
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flushing design concept employing whirlpool action.
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In Paranormal terms, a 'vortex' is a manifestation of energy, often associated with Ghosts and Spirits. There are a lot of theories regarding the exact nature of this phenomenon, some believe a vortex to be a gateway to the Spirit world, through which Spirits can travel, while others class them alongside Orbs, as manifestations of Spirits. What are also referred to as vortices can sometimes appear as anomalous whirlwind-shaped objects on photographs taken in allegedly Haunted locations.
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The whirling forces of the Cone of Power.
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