Communicating with Orbs08:02 Aug 14 2011
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If we really believe that ORBS (little balls of light caught on digital cameras) are some kind of intelligent energy, perhaps discarnate humans, our loving pets who have passed into spirit, and/or aliens peering at us through portal windows.... then we should follow through on this belief and start to try to communicate with them.
HOW, you say? I'd imagine it would be the same way you communicate with your higher self in meditation, with the whales or dolphins when you swim with them, or even your living pets on a daily basis. You can start casually, like you do with your cat when it gives you a (not so) subliminal message to let it go outside - you say "Do you want to go outside?" and of course she says "Meow," which means "Yes, please." or "What took you so long?" Or the (not so) gentle nudge your dog gives you when he wants to be fed - "Do you want some dinner?" (wag, wag, wag) Our pets have an advantage over orbs though, because we can see them with our naked eye.
This is an orb next to a cedar tree:
Orbs can be seen just floating around by some people, and sometimes if you watch over the top of the camera, you'll see sparkles in the flash. I've seen them zoom by through the camera lens when shooting video. James Gilliland at ECETI Ranch has videos on his website where you can see them flying around in the dark (http://www.eceti.org).
Our friend Sofia would sometimes see bright flashes in the foreground, which she would call fairies, in fact a photo of one such fairy was her last post to Planetary Place. I caught one once, and then I thought I saw another once, but it turned out to be a cricket.
Here's a fairy I saw as the flash happened:
and here is a cricket:
here is one of Sofia's fairies:
So, once you shoot a couple shots into the dark night with the flash on, and determine if there are any orbs to communicate with, settle yourself into a comfortable place and quiet your mind. This works very well at the beach, in the forest, in the garden, at cemeteries, or any other dark place you feel safe. Visualize the lovely colorful balls of energy swirling around in the night, coming close to you, swirling up into the sky and coming back. Start your communication with a question such as "dear orbs of light, do you have anything to share with me?" Then sit and listen to what comes to your mind.
As in all meditational communications, you may notice something you don't expect. It may come in flashes of images, one or two words planted in your mind, or it may come waltzing in with full sentences. Be prepared to write down your experiences as you hone your skills. Once you feel you are done for the night, try taking a few more photos. When I've done this the orbs have multiplied, like they are drawn like a moth to the flame. "Talk to Me!" they say. If it doesn't work right away, keep trying, as practice makes perfect. Be sure to share any of your orb communications with the rest of us, to encourage our own explorations.
Aloha,
Mooncaat
COMMENTS
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Kaine
18:34 Aug 14 2011
I've taken some pictures of orbs I've even showed them to Sofia I'm always surprised when they show up.
Bellanova333
22:22 Aug 14 2011
What always trips me out is the odd faces you'll sometimes get in them like the one you have in Sofia's fairy. I have taken pics where an out of place black mass showed up that I couldn't find a source for to say it was "just" a shadow, I put one on a computer program where I could lighten it and in the black mass was a black n gray orb with a face in it that I have seen in dreams, it was very feline ish... trippy.
MoonCaat
23:34 Aug 14 2011
Orbs are always trippy to look at. The interesting thing is that you really need a pretty cheap camera to photograph them well. A lot of the newer ones manage to look through them or something. The one I took by the tree was an old camera I had, and I've since upgraded and I don't get the detail I used to. I used to see a colorful wheel with pretty much the same characteristics every time (as well as others). I'll post some of those pictures another time. Thanks for your comments. :-)