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Sounds like a variation of the "floaters" problem that many people have. They say that "floaters" are not harmful themselves, but may be indications of problems with your eyes. Next time you are at the optometrist, I would ask them about it. In the meantime, google "eye floaters" or something similar, and see what you can find. I have them, and sometimes they seem to be "illuminated" a bit, so it could be something like that.

The previous post would be my guess. I've had similar problems with one eye, the eye that i have stigmatism (spelling?) in. My optometrist assured me that it is normal. I only experience them when I'm not wearing my contacts or glasses. Do you wear corrective lenses or have any known eye problems?

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Well, if not an eye problem, as far as explanations in the normal realm go, it could simply be your eyes adjusting to the lack of light. As far as paranormal explanations go, I really don't know, I haven't heard to many other situations matching your description.

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My daughter and I sometimes see a very bright white spot. It's so bright and so fast .... it zips in between furniture and out the other side. It doesn't give a bad feeling. Nor a good one. It's VERY fast, and VERY bright. It's about the size of a pencil eraser.

Since she is 8, we call it 'the Tooth Fairy'. Dunno' what it is. But it
goes everywhere with us. We have it here at home, out at friends
houses, at Grandmas house, at Disney World, at the swimming pool.
Everywhere.

Jp, it kind of sounds like you want it to be something paranormal.

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I think you stupid. No offence

Your experience is not putting NDE into question. NDE HAS been put into question by discoveries on how the brain works. It sounds a lot like you have a problem with your eyes if not your head.

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Hi,
Have you been checked for high blood pressure?
I have high blood pressure and sometimes I see these spots . I call them "shooting stars".
I am told that when I see them my blood pressure is very high.


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