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Originally Posted by mimi2112
Little Didgee, there was no flash when I took the picture.  |
My background is science so I am thinking from that perspective. My reasoning makes me wonder how a camera set to the visible spectrum can detect an object that no one else saw at the time the photo was taken. Does this mean cameras are more sensitive than our eyes? Do they cover wavelengths that are too short or long that our eyes cannot detect? e.g. ultraviolet light
What color was the boy? If he was white, this would mean all wavelengths in the visible spectrum were all shining at the same intensity.
Of course there are simple answers: the boy could have been very faint or no one was looking at the area where he was.
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Originally Posted by mimi2112
I don't know if this makes sense to anyone here, but I think that spirits are a form of energy and they can make themselves known by using an opportunity that presents itself. I think that a lot of spirits try to communicate to some of us more sensitive people. Some spirits are more successful at just making their presence known, like a little signal saying "here I am". I believe they use electricity and light, a lot of times to communicate.
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Sensitive people seem to have a 6th sense that can detect stimuli a lot of people miss. It seems to be a combination of a few senses working together. I personally knew a Cree lady who had this ability.
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Originally Posted by mimi2112
So that figure that appeared in my picture was kind of just saying "hey". I didn't have a scared feeling about it. It wasn't like the figure was trying to warn us of something or send some cryptic message. He just used the opportunity to say hello. Does that make sense?
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Yes, this makes perfect sense to me. I have had warnings from my late grandmother. The very first one, I ignored and paid dearly for it. Now, I always listen to her.
I believe in spirits, even though I am a scientist in training.