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**97dYA9L3** · 04-20-2006, 01:27 AM

Interesting question.

When I stare at an object for a long period of time, I see what I consider an afterimage or retinal fatigue. I see this as an unwavering color hovering next to or superimposed over the object.

When I see an aura, I see dancing flames of color around the object. I believe this is what the alchemists meant by their "secret fire" since it surrounds everything by we rarely see it. When I look at people, I often see a "mist" close to their body. It looks like a fog and is the first thing to catch my eye. Next, I will see a clear flame next to their skin and then colors will appear beyond the clear flame. These colors cannot be afterimages because they are not the lime-green contrasting color for pink skin. For example, my hands are often bluish-purple.

-Matthew

04-20-2006, 01:27 AM	#21
97dYA9L3 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	Interesting question. When I stare at an object for a long period of time, I see what I consider an afterimage or retinal fatigue. I see this as an unwavering color hovering next to or superimposed over the object. When I see an aura, I see dancing flames of color around the object. I believe this is what the alchemists meant by their "secret fire" since it surrounds everything by we rarely see it. When I look at people, I often see a "mist" close to their body. It looks like a fog and is the first thing to catch my eye. Next, I will see a clear flame next to their skin and then colors will appear beyond the clear flame. These colors cannot be afterimages because they are not the lime-green contrasting color for pink skin. For example, my hands are often bluish-purple. -Matthew
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