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NetherSpirit |
Jun 26 2010, 12:47 PM
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QUOTE(Ethereal Sight @ Jun 24 2010, 09:39 PM) Oh, all the time. One of the many reasons I hate bright sunlight; the energy patterns are really distracting. Also I have no depth perception and my eyes hurt. A lot.
I'd say that's most likely a horrid side effect from the bright sunlight, as opposed to actual energy, but I could be wrong. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/blablabla.gif) As for seeing energy etc, I'd recommend learning to view auras and practising scrying. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) A rather handy exercise I found for improving astral sight in general is to cover one eye with a hand, let the other eye relax and allow images to form - this may take a few attempts to get any real results but once it begins to work you'll find viewing things on an energetic level much easier. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
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Jun 27 2010, 02:49 AM
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there is a phenomenon called "retina burn" where if you stare at a light for a prolonged period, and then look elsewhere, you will see a green dot in the shape of the light, everywhere you look. slowly this dot will turn red, and then fade away to nothing.
Further, there is a phenomenon which is related to this, but has no technical name that I know of. I call it "retinal static" it is related to retina burn, but it is more diffuse, random, and morphs a lot. if you stare into pitch black darkness you can see it best. You can also see it against any backdrop, even bright white. It is easiest to see though, when looking at a featureless plane (like a blank sheet of paper, or a sky, etc. just a backdrop which isn't intricate with it's own detail). Just basically un-focus the eyes, and perceive this sort of phosphorescent effect occurring inside your eyes. If you close your eyes, and then press firmly but gently on your eyeballs (while closed) after a couple seconds this colorful light show will erupt in a greatly intensified appearance, sometimes with pretty patterns & colors. when you release, it will gradually fade back down to a minimal level, and it seems to pulsate slightly as it fades.
I am not certain that this is what people often refer to as auras. I think some who claim to see auras are talking about this though. It does occur in the eyes, not outside them, you can tell because in perfect darkness the scenery does not move when you turn your head. It is useless to use this to navigate a pitch black room for example. Actually, I think that would be an excellent test of actually being able to see auras. if you could be placed in a large pitch black room, with another person some distance away, and then 'pin the tail on the donkey' without needing to try more than once. I honestly doubt most who say they can see auras could do this. if they could then they should, it would make an excellent case study of the effectiveness of metaphysical ability.
I realize this goes against the general desire for magical powers, ability, etc. I myself remember asking my mother when i was a small child, "what are all the colored lights around stuff?" which she thought was a very troubling question actually. I see retinal static fairly strongly it seems. It would be easy to just say "oh i see auras too!" but I don't feel it would be valid for me to say that. I see something which in a pure darkened room, moves with my eyeballs, and does not hover around external objects, as you would expect an aura to do. I've no desire to falsely claim a metaphysical ability.
Now that I've outlined that I *think* people are perceiving something other than 'auras' when they think they see auras... I'm going to backtrack a bit and say that I think that this "retinal static" is a very random fluid dynamic thing to look at. It reminds me a great deal of television "snow" from tv's before flatscreens. The thing about this sort of random highly dynamic field, is that it is an almost perfect storm as a skrying medium. Television snow is the most ideal visual field element I have ever seen for the purpose of visual skrying (I highly recommend it). And if retinal static is in many ways similar to a faint layer of television snow in the visual field, then it stands to reason that it could be an effective skrying tool as well. Thus, I think it is theoretically possible that a person could 'skry' auric sight, using retinal static as a skrying medium. I have not managed it, but I could see it being theoretically possible.
PS - what are called "floaters" are just dust & debris in the fluid on or inside your eyes. If you get an excess of them then you need to see an optometrist as it can be an early sign of vision problems.
This post has been edited by Kath: Jun 27 2010, 02:56 AM
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