Second sight experiances

[quote="ArcAvenger"]
I've been using it to scan for transdimensional information, outside of the aura subject matter.[/quote]

What? Transdimensional information, eh? So, that would be information that starts out only moving on one axis, then moves on two? If you're going to pull terms out of your ass I would appreciate it if they made sense, and didn't sound like you were simply trying to sound enlightened in some way most are not.

[quote] I've been seeing some interesting anomalies in the sky, including some spark looking things that appear, move around erratically, then dissipate.
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colorless points of translucent light, or little white dots, etc. moving rapidly, and chaotically, in you frame of vision, yes? This is a natural phenomenon, caused by one sort of stress or another on the eyes.  I've noticed it with serious shifts in blood pressure and with muscle strain on or around the eyes.  If you're squinting, as most do with "second sight" you are causing the phenomenon normally, not viewing a paranormal event.

[quote="miri"]
What? Transdimensional information, eh? So, that would be information that starts out only moving on one axis, then moves on two? If you're going to pull terms out of your ass I would appreciate it if they made sense, and didn't sound like you were simply trying to sound enlightened in some way most are not.[/quote]

Sorry, i guess that is a bad term, I'm just used to using it. I was attempting to convey the subject matter that resides outside of normal human experience. Sometimes when attempting to use intelligent vernacular, i don't think of the possible repercussions. Transcendent Dimensional? Either way, bad term, my bad.

[quote]colorless points of translucent light, or little white dots, etc. moving rapidly, and chaotically, in you frame of vision, yes? This is a natural phenomenon, caused by one sort of stress or another on the eyes.  I've noticed it with serious shifts in blood pressure and with muscle strain on or around the eyes.  If you're squinting, as most do with "second sight" you are causing the phenomenon normally, not viewing a paranormal event.
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Thanks, that information is actually quite useful. However my experiences are somewhat contrary to your description on the subject of eye strain. When viewing these "Spark particles", they tend to appear it high density around areas of direct sun exposure. Hence overcast decreases the density dramatically. Further when viewing, i can only see them when in a passive gaze. General there is very little to no strain occurring at all. I'm also fairly convinced it's not a form of optic burn, as tested though the appropriate channels.

Thanks for the reply

[quote]If you're going to pull terms out of your ass I would appreciate it if they made sense[/quote]

I love how blunt miri is, and I'd have to say I back him up on what he said about the white dots and colored what ever they are, as an effect of some sort of strain on the eyes. I have also experienced this and do not believe it to be a paranormal phenomenon.

Well i find it odd that it only occurs during the day, and only in the sky. It never occurs indoors, even in brilliantly lit areas. Even in situations where eye strain would occur, the phenomenon does not present itself.

I'm going to try and find out more about it before i try to argue anything. Thanks

Can you see others' Aura ?

Cobalt.

[quote="Cobalt"]
Can you see others' Aura ?

Cobalt.
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Yes to some degree, they have to be within a certain distance though, or it gets washed up in background information.

Try using your peripheral vision when you see the Aura. Its the standard technique for "Aura Sight" as I call it. Keep training every day and at a moment you will be able not to lose the image.

Cobalt.

yes it is your using energy to make the it and if its your own energy u will get tired inless u build your psi muscules up

Alright guys; this helps. Thanks!