A few years back I offered a workshop to a group in my area on focus, intent, and letting go of limits to receiving. It was a fun workshop, very hands-on for everyone, and the whole group was very excited to participate!
One thing we needed to complete this exercise was a photo for each person. This was easy to accomplish with my digital camera. For the few people with no photo I quickly remedied the situation, and turned to my computer to print the photos.
What surprised me was one photo in particular. The man in the photo was surrounded by little white circles, each different from the others. No other photos had this same effect. The lens was clean, the conditions for the photo’s were not unusual, so what were we seeing? I counted, and counted, and finally stopped at over 60 orbs, and I didn’t cover the whole photo.
Since then I have taken hundreds of spirit photos, and for me its a fun adventure. I’ve taught classes in basic spirit photography, and analyzed photo’s for clients as a clairvoyant and spirit-to-spirit counselor.
Many have ask me exactly what these orbs are, and if they are friendly. One thing I know for sure, the more friendly the energy of the people, the more orbs show up. Tension, anger, or depression will not invite the orbs to show up.
I’ve seen orbs in many places, and none of the “rules” I can come up with have proven themselves to be true. I’ve seen them on snow, which seems strange since they are usually white. I have seen them at night, and during the day. I’ve seen them around water, they love water. There have been photo’s where the image in the picture is blurred but the orbs themselves are defined and clear. I have had orbs over people and in front of them as well. I’ve also seen several tree spirits and other unexplainable sightings as well.
Photographing orbs can be a lot of fun! If you have a spirit photo you would like more information about, or would like a spirit-to-spirit reading session for yourself or a loved one, please contact me at http://liveperson.com/spirit-to-spirit. My schedule changes often, but if I am not online please send me an email, I will get back to you quickly.
It’s dusk in the desert, and time to snap a photo’s – let’s see what comes of it tonight!
