Seeing orbs maybe?

Question

my new boyfriend says he sees spinning white objects liek in the corners of rooms and other places sometimes and he sees a glowing thing around people which made me think it was auras but he says its always white-ish and auras come in colors. what could this be?

Answer 1

I think he is begining to see people's Auras...but he needs to develop it to the point where he can see the different colors.

He might have a gift..

Answer 2

Hmmm, interesting.  Here is a good artical on orbs.

One of the leading theories concerning what orbs are and the one that I lean towards the most is that they are not the spirit at all.   The orb is the energy being transferred from a source (i.e. powerlines, heat energy, batteries, people, etc) to the spirit so they can manifest.   This may not even be a conscious thing the spirit is doing, just a natural way they get their energy.  This would explain why the orbs are round balls.  According to the laws of Physics energy being transferring like that would assume is natural shape of a sphere.   This theory can also be tied into the EMF readings we get during spirit activity.

I always approach things with a bit of skepticism, so when I saw all these websites start showing off these photos as ghosts, I was just as weary as most of you.  I just had to try it for myself.  I took a 35mm camera that I had used regularly for 6 years in all types of lighting and weather and had never gotten an orb or other unexplainable photo before and went out with a few seasoned field investigators on a cemetery investigation.  One of the investigators was psychic and she pointed out a few areas we should take photos, so I did.  I also had ghost footsteps walkup behind me twice and I turned around quickly and took photos of the empty air.  When I got my photos developed, I had these orbs and fog in those photos that I was told to take, as well as the footstep ones.  All my other photos were normal.  Coincidence?

Since we do not know what orbs truly are, just that they seem to be found mainly in areas where there is ghost activity, I will tell you what they are not.  On a normal investigation there are about 10 people using 10 different cameras, 35mm and digital, and many speeds and brands of film.  They all get their film developed at separate places.  Let's say only half of these investigators get some orb photos.  Are these water spots or dirt on the lens?  That would mean that 5 people all had similar dirt on their lens and all 5 did not clean their lens either.  Are these orbs film processing errors?  Well the 35mm cameras all had their film developed in different locations and used different film so that is very unlikely.  The digital cameras can't have film-processing errors.  I am aware that some people feel that the orbs on a digital camera are an error in the digital processing of the image.  When that error does occur in digital photos, the objects tend to be square in nature, not round and they cannot be semi-transparent, the pixel behind would have to be corrupted also.  I will not even address the precipitation theory, no legitimate researchers takes photos in any form of precipitation.   What about dust and dirt being stirred up? Can that be the cause of the orbs?   If that were the case, I would think that there would not be normal photos in a sequence of photos from the same camera and location.  All of the shots in a sequence should have the dust or dirt in it. We find that most orb photos do not appear in consecutive photos.  All photographers present should get orbs if it is dust being stirred up as well.

Answer 3

Who says auras come in colors?  How do they know?  Do you believe them?  I have never seen an aura.  Those who claim to see them can't seem to decide on what they look like, leading me to believe they might exist solely in the person who thinks he sees them.  Furthermore, more than one aura believer has been shown to be either lying or under a deluded state.

What is he seeing?  Whatever it is it's either a visual problem or else a perception problem (i.e. illusion, delusion, hallucination, etc.)

Answer 4

a ghost maybe...it would be an orb of basically pure energy being collected by the ghost

Answer 5

I have heard that as you're growing, blood vessels in your eye tend to get small and burst. This usually happens to me sometimes when i go swimming and I get out I see whitish clouds. That is probably close to what your boyfriend is going through. It is inside of his eye.

Answer 6

Well, he might have synesthesia. Sometimes certain sounds, or smells or something makes objects appear just floating in space in front of you. I wish I had it. Also, people with synesthesia (I don't know if this is always) have certain colors and textures for numbers and letters. Try looking into it. Cool eh?

Answer 7

If your boyfriend isn't simply messing with you, it's possible that he has a vision problem. He should see an ophthalmologist soon just to make sure there is nothing serious going on. Another possibility is that this optical distortion is being caused by a migraine, and it may be surprising to know that migraines can occur without the headache usually associated with it. In any case, you should advise him to see a doctor.

Answer 8

You have wise suggestions here to get professional assessment of his vision.  We often get visual stimuli that the mind does not recognize clearly, so the imagination gets involved into trying to make sense of it all.  There are many views on auras, and it is not necessarily true that auras are colored as people tend to think.  good luck

Answer 9

He might be seeing what are called "floaters". They are dead cells from birth that float around in the eye. They can take many shapes and colors.