-Introduction-
For years I have been able to see a Vortex wherever I focus. It is gray and sort of like a spider's web circling and going in and out continually. That is the best way I can explain it for you to understand. It does not suck in anything of course, it is just there.
-What I know about them-
I know for sure that there are others out there that see what I see. My younger sister (who has strong abilities as well) sees that same thing.
-A little more about me-
As I note, I'd like to say that I can also see spirits, orbs, lights (particularly white and gold floating around me and coming inside of me), auras, figures, white and black shadows that follow me, etc...
-Past stories about the Vortex-
When I was sixth grade, I remember walking to school and I noticed the vortex. I was curious about it and continued to watch it as I walked to school. I pondered at it, but did not know what it was. I convinced myself that everyone sees it and let it go. Now years later, I am questioning it and know that there has to be someone out there who knows about it.
-Conclusion-
What is this Vortex? (I believe that it is a vortex because it was the word that just "came" to me when I contemplating what it could be. It was "intuitive" in a way.)
What could seeing this Vortex mean? Is it some sort of a "sight"?
I am not sure what it is, but I do not fear it.
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-RougeElegance
Human-nonhuman hybrids see the vortex because their depth perception doesn't need to be stimulated as it does with humans.
When humans look up at the stars at night, if they look at a star directly, it will disappear. This is because of the anatomy of the photoreceptors in their retina.
When I look up at the stars at night, I can focus and stare directly into a star and it will stay in focus. And then smaller, much fainter stars near it will come into focus and I can look over at those and those will stay in focus. Then other fainter stars will come into focus. I'll pull out my phone's star map and they'll be there, just like as i'm seeing.
When you look up at the night sky, what do you see?