Snow Thingies.

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In a message dated 9/21/05 10:07:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, kahunaviking writes:

 

 

Well, there's a sort of uniform field of lights a

little bigger than your average period in 10-12 pt.

text.

 

The uniform field is usually in motion, but it is

static, if that makes sense. It usually looks like the

"snow" on a TV screen when you can still see an image

behind it. When it is in motion it is uniform motion

.... i.e. all the points move in the same direction.

 

 

 

You mean not everyone sees that "snow" type thing? I am not sure if we are talking about the same thing, but I have always been able to see some "stuff" when I chose to, not really knowing what it was. When I learned about molecules, I was sure that I was able to see them. When I told my parents about that, they thought I was a bit weird, so perhaps not everyone sees those thingies.

 

I sometimes see the "o" thingies when I look for them on sunny days, and when the sun hits the window in a certain way. I can see them bump into one another like billiard balls......when they strike one another.

 

Is that the same thing that you are talking about......or do I need my eyes checked? LOL

 

Paulina

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--- Pandora51 wrote:

 

> In a message dated 9/21/05 10:07:37 PM Eastern

> Daylight Time,

> kahunaviking writes:

>

> >

> > Well, there's a sort of uniform field of lights a

> > little bigger than your average period in 10-12

> > pt. text.

> >

> > The uniform field is usually in motion, but it is

> > static, if that makes sense. It usually looks like

> > the " snow " on a TV screen when you can still see

> > an image behind it. When it is in motion it is

> > uniform motion ... i.e. all the points move in the

> > same direction.

>

> You mean not everyone sees that " snow " type thing?

> I am not sure if we are talking about the same

> thing, but I have always been able to see

> some " stuff " when I chose to, not really knowing

> what it was. When I learned about molecules, I was

> sure that I was able to see them.

 

That's what I thought when I learned about molecules.

 

> When I told my parents about that, they thought I

> was a bit weird, so perhaps not everyone sees those

> thingies.

 

Maybe most adults don't see them, or they've learned

to ignore them. My parents were OK with them, but I

did learn most other people weren't.

 

> I sometimes see the " o " thingies when I look for

> them on sunny days, and when the sun hits the window

> in a certain way. I can see them bump into one

> another like billiard balls......when they strike

> one another.

 

Yep ... and for some reason they're even more active

on airplane windows.

 

> Is that the same thing that you are talking

> about......or do I need my eyes checked? LOL

 

I think contacts might interfere with seeing them

because there was a time in my teen years when I

forgot about them. But, then again, I was thinking

about other things.

 

Anyway, the " snow " thingies are sort of multi-colored

and the " o " thingies appear white because they're so

much brighter.

 

" Thingies " is a technical term.

 

Powell reports the " o " thingies are created by the

interaction of sunlight upon the " snow " thingies.

 

And the Vitality Globules (aka " o " thingies, which are

composed of seven " snow " thingies) are the Form of

Mana YOU are able to ABSORB from the atmosphere.

 

And THAT determines your HEALTH, VITALITY, ETC.

 

Again, this dove-tails with Reich, Huna, Pranic

Healing, etc., etc.

 

And it's consistent with what I've observed.

 

So those " o " thingies are pretty important after all!

 

Or not.

 

--Vince

 

Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD

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>I am not sure if we are talking about the same thing, but I have always

>been able to see some " stuff " when I chose to, not really knowing what it

>was.

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Paulina:

We see what we've seen or imagined we've seen or imagine we can see but we

can't see what we don't " belive " is real.

 

I admit it's warmed over pop mind insight stuff but it's worth renting the

video: " What the [bleep] Do We Know " , to get some good examples of this

type thing.

 

rusty

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In a message dated 9/22/05 9:16:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lwinmorgan writes:

 

 

I admit it's warmed over pop mind insight stuff but it's worth renting the

video: "What the [bleep] Do We Know", to get some good examples of this

type thing.

 

 

 

I will check into renting that video, Rusty.

 

Thanks.

 

Paulina

[Guest guest]

Has anyone had an experiences with takeing digital pictures that show white

circles of light in various sizes?

 

Thanks, Daze'

 

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" Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking

 

Wed, 21 Sep 2005 22:20:45 -0700 PDT

Re: " Snow " Thingies.