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  VioletRay August 17, 2010 at 11:09am

  Hi folks, I'm not sure I've seen auras as is being described, however I have seen what are called orbs with my own eyes flying around. Though with a camera that has infrared you can see them all over some places and in pictures quite often.
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  Amelia August 11, 2010 at 9:07pm

  I have seen these too since I was a child. I thought they were floaters. Since this year they have become way more apparent in my vision, and also auras. I don't have to focus my eyes to see the swirlies anymore. Yay for everyone seeing the same weird thing pretty much the same way. Makes me feel good.
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  Goodspeed August 11, 2010 at 6:59pm

  Kan'Men
  I wanted to wish you the best of luck with the capturing of auras through photography, this line of work is fascinating and would have the potential to positively affect a lot of people.
  
  Also wanted to mention about seeing your own aura by focusing on your hand over a white background(as you mentioned), is precisely what I've been doing for the last year or so in order to better understand myself and how they work. (I see yellow-green or so I think I see yellow-green)
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  Kan'Men August 11, 2010 at 5:32pm

  the cameras which take pictures of auras are called kirlian cameras. they were invented by tesla, but there must be some way to make them with more advanced technology, which i'll be looking into. as far as the light dancers, i have not heard of capturing them in photo form.
  
  and with auras, cesar, try your hand against a flat, white background. focus on a spot anywhere from the middle of your fingers to like 6 inches above your hand and unfocus your gaze but keep it on the same spot. if you have ever done the 3d puzzles, the feeling on your eyes is kind of like that. there are a few other things you can do, just google it or youtube it, but with everything remain skeptical as to whether or not the person is legit!
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  Marique August 11, 2010 at 5:31pm

  Wow I am so thankful for this discussion...I have been seeing those amorphous see through light floaties all my life and used to ask my parents what they are. They said that they do not see them and took me to an eye doctor, who could not figure it out either. It is one of those things that I learned not to think about too much...I used to think I was seeing molecules floating about but still not sure what they are, but can see them pretty much all the time now. Sometimes it gets annoying when all of a sudden I have a DARK floaty thing that keeps swooshing by my line of vision, that happens to me once in awhile. I like the bubble looking light ones far better, they are like tiny little see through bubbles to me just kind of randomly floating this way and that in my line of vision. I also see peoples auras all the time....have since I was a child. Wonder if it is somehow related?
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    Kan'Men > The Risky August 9, 2010 at 6:52pm

    Cesar, I have no proof of what they are, but i've been talking with a lot of friends recently and they see them too, so we are not just freaking out or anything (yay!). As far as auras go, I am in the process of relearning how to see them, since we all (or most) saw them as children. Right now, day to day, auras look like clear, thick outlines to everything. Only once have I been able to precieve the color coming out of myself and havn't had much time to look at anyone else's in detail. There are some good tricks to get the basics if you don't see them already.
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  Goodspeed August 9, 2010 at 3:26pm

  I was excited to see this post because since I was very little, I've always seen these lights when gazing at the sky in proper lighting. I remember asking my mom during a sporting event when I was very little if she saw them too, and unfortunately she didn't know what I was talking about.
  
  I would describe them as very small bright white circles, with small or faded tails, that rapidly accelerate and deaccelerate in what appears to be random directions.
  
  I would be anxious to find out whether these are related to our eyes or energy.
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    Kan'Men > Goodspeed August 11, 2010 at 5:24pm

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    Kan'Men > Goodspeed August 9, 2010 at 6:54pm

    It is a shame how parents can send our development to such a grinding halt because their minds and hearts can be less open than needed (I've sure felt it). But how wonderful it is that you see the little light dancers- whatever they are. Let me know if there is any update to your sight, my friend!