Need Help With Strange Anomaly, What Did I See?

a reply to: justdust
That sounds quite scary. Thank you for the information, let's hope it isnt' that.


a reply to: EA006
That was one of the things that passed through my mind as I was thinking about more and more.

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

It got your attention.

a reply to: EA006

You know, this is going to sound really stupid, and I felt a bit stupid doing it, but afterward I sat there, no one else at home except me and the cat, and I said out loud " I saw that, I saw it, do it again, go on, do it again" whilst looking at that bit of wall. But of course there was nothing. Then I felt both stupid and perplexed and curious all at the same time.

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

It's cool. A few days ago while looking out the window, I was asked "can you see"?

Voice in my head repeated it a few times, I didn't or don't understand.

I'm not insane or on meds or anything.

- curious, have you ever asked out loud for the answer to a question?

Usually I get my answers a few days later.....i'm not saying anything else.

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

nope the window is to my left and I am on the first floor.

So there was a window in the room, and at night, car headlights are on. Is it possible to rule that out?

Your gif looks exactly like a light shining in the room momentarily from some source outside. Could have been headlights, lightning, a helicopter, a friend with a flashlight, whatever…

a reply to: intrptr

I hear what you are saying, the street is not particularly wide and has a row of terraced houses on the other side. Parking is only allowed on my side of the road. In the evening the light comes in the window so it is not likely to bounce off a car's side windows and reflect up into the room. The bedroom has more car lights as it is more in view of the roundabout so can see cars as they turn but the room with the pc is not in view of the roundabout the same. Also when cars have lights that are in the bedroom, they move across the wall/ceiling as they go past, where this was just in the same place and not like anything I have ever seen. But a good suggestion none the less, thank you for that.

a reply to: EA006

Sounds daft, but sometimes I do, lol. In fact recently we lost one of the keys to the front door, my daughter said she hung it on the door handle of the upper door but no one had seen it anywhere and there was a big panic on and I thought I was going to have to go and get a new lock from the DIY shop and replace it the next evening after work (there are only 2 keys with this lock and it is hard to get new ones made - I say that from past experience with another lock that was the same). Anyway, exasperated and in desperation I said aloud, "if there is anyone here that can help find this key, can you please just leave it somewhere obvious like in the middle of the hall floor or something" just as I was going to bed. The next day I was on my way out with my measuring tape and Ipad to take a pic of the lock so I could get the same thing from the DIY shop on the way home and I for some reason I glanced over to the side door only to find the key hanging on the handle, lol. Now coz the door is in a slight recess it may not have been noticed by any of us as we searched for the key and although my daughter was adamant she put it on the upper door handle and totally didn't remember putting it on the side door one downstairs, but eventually she waved her hand and said she didn't know anymore. So it is possible she put it on the downstairs one but had been thinking about the upper door and then forgot or something. Who knows, but I did say a thank you to 'whoever may have been responsible' just in case ..... sounds mad, I know, but I keep my options open.

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

Have you any other examples?

a reply to: EA006

Not that I can particularly think of, though when I was younger and lost something in the house, eventually I would just assume (in a half heartedly joking way) that it had just gone into the 4th dimension, especially as whatever it was would often turn up in either an unexpected place or in a place I knew I had looked, often several days later. Mum mum used to get that, though she had a bit of a psychic gift (which seems to have skipped a generation as I don't).

I don't know if this is coincidence or what but when my dad was in hospital, had been in and out for a while with kidney problems and other problems, and had degenerated very quickly on the last entry, as in within 24 hours was only mumbling and not very co-herent and then within 5 days was mumbling not even anything understandable and not even having moments of being aware of his surroundings. All the while was in great pain, in spite of the pain killers. His legs had been failing him so badly he had been having to use a wheel chair just to get around the house and the hospital had put him only palative care. He was suffering badly and I knew even if on the slim chance he would pull through, his quality of life would be awful as there was no way he was going to walk and be able to do anything. So that night, I said a prayer to my mum (she died when I was in my early 20's), to come and take dad to a better place.
The next day, at about 4pm the cat suddenly looked up at something just over to my right, he was looking intently like he does when following a bug or something and his head was moving about like he was following something, but there was nothing there, not even a tiny fly. I asked him what he was seeing and I kept looking but saw nothing. That eveing, about 3 hours later, my dad passed away, and I have always wondered if my mum actually did come and take him and that was her 'popping in' on her way. Sounds stupid and fancyful I know, and totally not logical at all, but I do still wonder.

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

Thank you for sharing.

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

a reply to: Stevinipetini

I have been reading several interviews of a UK fellow called Simon Parkes who has warned people that we will be experiencing more of this sort of visual strangness, esp' in peripheral vision. What he says it is is glimpses into bits of the 4th dimension which we on this planet are beginning to transition to. It happens to him quite often. Now, Simon, has the most remarkable information to share and I will admit that I fully believe him. I'm surprised to have not heard more mention of him here. Please check him out and decide for yourself if he is the real deal.....the best mine of overall perspective and detail on the net in all the years I have been researching this stuff. Nothing to fear.

originally posted by: gwynnhwyfar
a reply to: incoserv I get aural migraines as well and mine don't look anything like the gif or description in the OP. What I see with aural migraine is a C shaped set of scintillating zig zag lines that gradually develops across my field of vision and then fades away slowly, over about half an our. It blocks my vision such that I can't read or drive, and I see it whether my eyes are open or shut. I haven't ever experienced one that is shaped like a block and only lasts a few seconds. But that's me.

Actually, what you describe is exactly what happens to me. But the pixelation and flashing was, to me, somewhat like it.

I see the curved zig-zagged shapes. And, yes, I can't read or do much of anything that requires visual focus. It often happens when I've been reading a lot (and I like to read), so it can be frustrating.

Im not sure if this is your case or not but i always used to see artifacts until i went to the eye doctor. Once i got my glasses i don't see them anymore. Just a possibility but maybe your eyes are starting to go bad. I always seen little bright lights that seem to float around though. Nothing like what you explained.

a reply to: Stevinipetini

That's interesting, would you happen to have a link to that article/interview?

a reply to: xXGriMe



My eyes are checked regularly and I have worn glasses and then contact lenses since I was about 11. None of my eye problems have ever manifested anything like this, but I will mention it to my optician on my next visit.

Actually I'm semi computer illiterate, but the web site is; www.simonparkes.org

...just looking back at Simon's several interviews I would suggest the Project Avalon one on 13th August 14....it's long like most of his, yet very worth the listen....the interviewer can be a bit annoying.....Simon is very patient and we have to be too.

a reply to: Stevinipetini

Thank you for that, muchly appreciated

a reply to: CthulhuMythos

hello

your description of events interested me. I take what fellow members have posted with respect.
my question is --- do you have an energy saving bulb in that lamp?

sorry to hear about your parents, I lost my mother in my late twenties.

best wishes fakedirt