Orbs

>>18091939
yeah, oddly enough i also witnessed something lke you describe. It also was flying around a young kid - the daughter of a guy who had died exactly a year earlier and we had the kids over to cheer them up and take their minds off it.
So we were filming them playing and saw orbs just as you describe - like bubbles- i've seen the ones caused by dust but these amazed me.
Dunno what to make of it desu

Yeah. I also thought it could have been dust too but it definitely wasn't. The house that my mum took the video was in my aunts house. Not the child's mums house. (If that makes sense)

Where you creeped out by it? This didn't scare me but it's some kind of an engery as to what kind I'm unsure.

>I've got a strange photo or video I will or can't show you guys

>>18091939
I know you said you can't post the video, but would it be possible to blur out your cousin's face or crop her out entirely and still show the orbs? This sounds very interesting.

>>18091939
do you really think people would recognize these kids or fap to something as boring as that? Sop being a pussy

Indeed I know. Anyway yeah I'll try and post some photos later.

>>18091939
Seems not to be a terribly uncommon sort of thing. I remember there was a period of several months back when I was twelve where things I was imagining while the picture was being taken kept showing up in photographs of me. And I've met a lot of people who've had similar experiences.

I have no explanation for it, but I've always never really sought one, I guess. I mean, beyond the "ooh mysterious" factor, what does there seem to be to it, really? Just lights of dubious source kind of being there, not really doing much of anything. Sure they have novelty value, but the same general pointless effect could ultimately be produced with any number of easily-obtained household items, and a lot more reliably.

Of course it could be something really simple I know. But I had to watch the video a few times to rule out anything normal like dust.

Again it could be something like that but I'm not sure. Her mum played the oujia board when she was younger.

Her oldest son used to wake up in the middle of the night and tell her someone was in the room with him. We then knew it was our grandad to past away when he was only a baby. He was able to tell her his name.

>>18094382
>child affects objective reality with imagination
>only a novelty
Mixing baking soda and vinegar is a "pointless effect," but that doesn't mean you can't do other more useful things with chemistry once you know how.