Re: Seeing a wider spectrum

From: Paul Hughes (paul@i2.to)
Date: Sat Aug 07 1999 - 15:22:29 MDT


"Michael S. Lorrey" wrote:

> I would imagine that people who claim to see auras actually have
> defective UV filters in their corneas....which could explain why people
> struck by lightning report such abilities after their electric
> experience, as the lightning bolt's high levels of UV emissions likely
> burns out some or all of the UV filters.

I'm skeptical this is the case. Many years ago, a friend of mine taught
me how to see auras with about 5 minutes of instruction in front of a
mirror. I have in turn taught it to dozens of people since. What are
the odds that everyone I have taught has a 'defective' cornea, unless this
defect is in fact the norm for most people?

Paul



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