@lillie
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I agree on the photoshopping. There were several issues without even looking deeply. There is the reflection of a man in the “her” right eye. It looks like a tooth in the nose and the divot between nose and lips doesn’t line up. “Her” left eye has too many reflections and probably would have none. Also around the face, the hair is too even. Hair doesn’t grow like that. The hairs are individual and in different places-no straight line. Just look at your own hair. There may be a hairline, but up close, the hairs aren’t in a completely straight line. The growth patterns of the hair seem pretty strange too. Actually, I’ve made a drawing of hair look similar to those lighter strands with an electric eraser.
We all wish we could see a real photo, but I don’t think this one is correct.
I never knew what to think about the eye shine, but so many people report it, I stayed open to the possibility.
About a month ago a friend of mine posted a video on her fb page of her cat. She had taken it because the cat was close to passing and just used her phone. I was flabbergasted to see that cat’s eyes light up and shine off and on several times.
Now for the nay-nayers, it was a steady video. She didn’t turn it off and on, change lighting, flash, it was in her house, there was nothing added because she was just making a memory of the cat, and not trying to get any attention. She had no idea the eyes were doing that until she looked at it afterward and thought it had to do with the cat’s soul and it getting ready to leave.
The first thing I thought of was all the reports of the eye shine, but I didn’t bring it up under the circumstances.
Even in a video like that, it was kind of freaky to see, especially turning off and on at various intervals for different lengths of time (seconds) I had only heard of it through Sash stories etc. The light was clearly shining outward, not a reflection (IMO)
Since the cat did pass, I would never ask her for the video. I know that leaves me open to people who believe they have all the answers and that possibilities don’t exist. I don’t care. I know what I saw. I know the person. I know the circumstance. I don’t know how it happened, but it did. For me that video proved there is more to the story than we actually know.
I hope you all have an opportunity to see that one day.
No need to be embarrassed. You were a kid.
If there are any old folks still in that area, I would grab a digital recorder and see what they might tell you. You could have a verbal treasure trove of information. Real or even tale tales would be interesting.
Thanks for sharing!
Wow. I love hearing about the dogs. I never thought of recording them and decoding their language. How fascinating.
Yes, I can make people turn around and have done it to mess with friends. Generally I dont play with it though.
IMO its all a type of telepathy feelings, gut instinct, hearing, pychic, medium, art emerging on paper etc. We are translating vibration into information. It can come across in so many ways. We just have to recognize the patterns of vibration and what they mean-mostly to ourselves, then we translate it.
Plenty of people say its impossible etc etc. But I believe anything is possible and I believe that is why I have “impossible” experiences and do “impossible” things and yeah a few rimes God has spoken to me too.
I saw my post and it looks like I think they are animals. I don’t. I was just talking about telepathy with other beings I SHOULD have said beings–not animals.
I’ve heard the voices of animals and other humans. It’s not a mysterious mind speak imo, but something natural. It was known as telepathy long before this topic became popular. Some animal communicators claim animals must be spoken to in pictures, but I disagree with that based on my experiences of hearing words, sentences and in one case a sort of song.
It could be they know we can’t speak their language, so they use telepathy to get through to us. Because it’s all vibration, we can understand it, if we allow it.
I love the idea of the hat. It probably clears out the people who would bore you to death anyway and brings some interesting people in.
I agree with you. I spend a lot of my time in the so called woo-woo world, but I get scoffed at with some of my experiences (no sasquatch) and have even been called crazy in a world many people call crazy. Even in the “weird world,” no one wants to be THAT weird-o. Clearly oxymoronic, but…it is what it is. Someone will judge you based on their programmed fears, no matter what you do, believe, or experience.
Love this: “Most small towns or insulated communities always have those who don’t “tow the line” and imo, logically challenging standards should be a badge of honor.”
I am and always have been that person :D.
