WHAT ARE ORBS? Orbs are best described as balls of energy and light. They vary greatly in their appearance and travel at high speed. They present in a multitude of colours including white, yellow, orange, pink, red, green, blue, purple and in combination, like a rainbow. Like us humans, they have a myriad of distinguishing features. Whilst the majority of orbs appear round in shape, their shapes do vary, as seen in this book. I have viewed images of orbs, diamond in shape, and those that resemble long squiggles. Some are transparent and images can be seen directly through them. They come in a range of sizes, which may reflect their proximity to the camera at the time the photograph was taken. Orbs display other unique features like stripes, holes, comet tails, bright auras and diverse geometric patterns. When I see orbs with the naked eye it is best described as similar to the way that all of us see a bolt of lightning. As lightning strikes we see a flash of bright intense light that lasts for a matter of seconds. Orbs appear to me in the same way as little round balls of bright light. They can appear as tiny as pin pricks and as large as dinner plates; when the want to make a statement. The flash only lasts a couple of seconds. They can appear stationary or in motion, like comets that we see in the sky. When I sense their presence it is a little like when someone enters a room. At times telepathic communication takes place between us. Whilst most people experience orbs in their photography at night, I also take them during the day, indoors and out, when there is rain and mist, and when the air is void of moisture. You can see them at churches and sacred sites, even at home. You are never alone with orbs around.
Posted on: Tue, 29 Oct 2013 09:42:52 +0000
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