I can see minute internal molecules/particles in air with my NAKED EYES. what I do?

**Billy T** · 02-28-12, 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by RichW9090

You can also verify that you are seeing floaters in the vitreous humor by whiping your head to the side halfway and stopping suddenly - you'll see the vitreous "flow" in the direction your head was moving, slow to a stop and then reverse as it rebounds.

True, but he is not seeing floaters. No short strings etc. Only round bright spots that seem to move rapidly in the air, but are white blood cells in his retinal blood vessels.

**river** · 02-29-12, 04:39 PM

golden eyes hasn't responded guys , this should tell us something

**aburnett6592** · 03-27-12, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by tek2200

yes im not alone golden eyes/amy123 i think i have what your seeing to its like a static flow of partical looking minute masses.its like they have no common route at all and their def. not "floaters" like all these ignorant people think-what im seeing there is a bunch of them and i meen a lot some spaces theres more and some spaces less of them and they seem to have some kind of color but i cant really tell its like their reflecting their own light and thats what has me really thinking its something very special,like some kind of presense thats watching me or something letting me know their there. i have alot to discuss with you if you could email me or something ive had odd experiences during and right after this happens if that meens anything to you

I have the same thing and it just so happens to have really caught my attention today more... I am outside staring at the moon and all around are little clear circles moving about that I have seen before but never realized. I can sense ppls energies
And just wanted a bit more info on this subject. I know its not my eyes because I can follow these fast moving clear circles

**Crunchy Cat** · 03-27-12, 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by Billy T

True, but he is not seeing floaters. No short strings etc. Only round bright spots that seem to move rapidly in the air, but are white blood cells in his retinal blood vessels.

Quite correct Billy. Using a bright blue sky as a background can help you see them quite well (if your visual acuity permits it of course).

**Billy T** · 03-28-12, 09:24 AM

Originally Posted by Crunchy Cat

Quite correct Billy. Using a bright blue sky as a background can help you see them quite well (if your visual acuity permits it of course).

Yes a uniform field of illunination as background should help see these moving circles of light that pass thru the opaque blood vessels. Note that if they were static, like the blood vessel shadows, they would not be seen - the brain "fills in" all static parts of the retinal image. I.e. you do not see the shaddows of the blood vessels which are IN FRONT OF the photosensitve cells of the retina but these moving with blood flow spots of illumination breaking up the linear shaddow lines are seen.

However your visual accomodation / acuity, etc. can be terrible with no reduction in the visibility of these moving circular spots. - They are like "contact prints" of a negative, not anything that is focused by the eye. You just falsely interpert these moving spots as being something externally moving. - Sort of like saiatic pain in the leg is a false interpretation of where the damage is.

Perhaps, on second thought, the eye´s ability focus well does have an effect: If you have never seen anything sharply defined, then the brain may not make a false interpretation of them as sharp edged circular spots moving externally. What you see is a mental construct, based in part on experience, not simply the image on the retina.

**Gravage** · 04-27-12, 03:03 AM

I wish I can see molecules with my eyes...

**Epictetus** · 04-27-12, 04:28 AM

Originally Posted by Gravage

I wish I can see molecules with my eyes...

You can! You do! But there's so many and they're so small that they appear to be solid surfaces of much larger things, like your hand or your keyboard.