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Subject: Re: Floater questions - Tue, 16 Jan 1996 19:54:33 -0500
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 19:54:33 -0500
To: orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
From: Ricardo <rcruz@ax.ibase.org.br>
Subject: Re: Floater questions
Sender: owner-orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
> Awhile back some people on here and I were talking about floaters.
Today
>I was on a high rise building, with a cloudy overcast. I looked towards
the
>horizon and relaxed my eyes, like when your trying to see a 3-D picture.
And
>sure enough the little floaters got brighter and brighter, but when
you try
>to focus and look at one that seems to make them disappear from your
>eyesight. I noticed that the floaters seemed to be near me, but my
depth
>perception was hard to realize since I was high up in the air looking
over a
>vast distance. I remember one person said he could see them around
the
>computer screen. Can anyone elaborate on this, where are these floaters
in
>time and space? What I mean is, are they outside of my eye sensors
or are
>they inside somehow showing up as if outside of me. Like light
>source(sunlight) -----> lens (iris,eyeball) ---->floaters? ----->
brain. The
>reason I'm wondering this is that I've seen floaters all my life but
thought
>they were inside of my eyeballs somewhere :) . And that an optician
might be
>able to explain. But I also thought there was more to it because of
the warm
>relaxed feeling that followed the viewing of the floaters. And when
I saw
>people on here talking about them I got excited knowing that there
were other
>people that see them. Feel free to
>respond...................................................Thank you!
>
>
> --- from list orgonomy@lists.village.virginia.edu ---
>
If what you call floaters are orgon particles flying in the air in a hot
sunny day, then i've senn them. More than once I can assure.
Reply If you want,
A friend from Rio
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