VISUAL GEOMETRIC LIGHT EFFECT

[JIM4HOPE]

WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THIS IS A PROBLEM WITH MY EYES,OR WHAT AM I OBSERVING WHEN I AM OUTSIDE AT NIGHT ,WITH A PAIR OF CHEAP READING GLASSES ON AND LOOK AT STREET LIGHTS,CAR TAIL LIGHTS,BRIGHT STARS,AND ANY OTHER SOURCES OF LIGHT,ALL HAVE A GEOMETRIC SHAPE BEING EMITTED AS IT SHINES BACK AT ME,PLEASE TRY THIS VERY EASY TASK THAT WILL SHOW U SOMETHING HERE IS GOING ON .. I THINK IT COULD BE THE 4TH DIM VIBRATION HAVING AN EFFECT ON LIGHT WHEN MAGNIFIED WITH THE READING GLASSES OR DOES ANYBODY HAVE A LOGICAL EXPLANATION ON THIS EFFECT....

[honeybee]

I don't know why it is. If you watch the tv and they film the sun, it will often have 6 rays, while street lights and car lights at night have 4 rays (maybe because they are square or rectangular).

[Carolyn Boroden]

I've started seeing things when I wake up in the middle of the night after using the solfeggio files again.....but I'm having problems with my PUPILS being pinpoints.....now it would make sense if I was on heroin...but I'm NOT....has anyone had issues with pupils being teeny?...They even scanned my brain to make sure there was nothing pressing on my optic nerve......they found nothing but my brain..........The geometry part is very interesting though....I've used that in my work for years in the markets.....

[Ullan]

I've been seeing bright lights like that since birth and have been assuming its a refraction of the light in my otherwise rather poor left eye. A birth defect has left me with a severe defect in my left eye that has robbed me of all but 30 percent of vision on that side. With both eyes open, however, it doesn't bother me one bit, and I've learned to compensate for the lack of depth perception (oddly enough making me a very good marksman) and at night my vision is actually better than most.

As far as I can tell, the geometric shape you describe is due to a defect in the lenses of the glasses you use, causing a 'beam' of light to elongate away from the center of the perceived light, technically making you see what you would have seen if you had an extra pair of eyes set slightly above yours.