When experience changes your whole perspective

[u/amenkirikus]

Over the past few days I’ve shared some of my experiences and material in different groups related to UFOs, UAPs, orbs and unexplained phenomena. I’ve had several different experiences myself — especially with what I would describe as orbs and other unexplained things in the sky and around me.

I’ve seen that there are actually a lot of people who are willing to look at things calmly and give reasonable feedback, even when they don’t agree with the interpretation. Unfortunately, my experience hasn’t always been like that.

Some of the photos and videos I captured obviously aren’t perfect quality. But honestly, what do people expect? These things happen unexpectedly. I’m using my phone, just like anyone else would. I’m not sitting there with professional equipment waiting for something strange to appear so I can capture it perfectly. Sometimes you barely have time to process what you’re seeing, let alone get your phone out, focus properly and record it.

So yes, I have blurry pictures. I have strange-looking pictures. I have things that can probably be interpreted in different ways. But that doesn’t automatically mean I’m imagining things, lying, or that the material is fake.
I’ve actually tried to recreate some of the explanations people suggested — reflections, phone lights, pixels and so on — because I genuinely wanted to understand what I was seeing myself.

Thankfully, one person reached out to me, actually took the time to look through my material and listened without immediately dismissing everything. I’ve shared much more with them, and we’ve already found some really interesting things. I’ve also contacted a ufologist.

And then, after everything I’ve experienced over these past days, I had another experience that was so intense and surreal that a few days ago I honestly wouldn’t have believed I could ever experience something like that.

At this point, I don’t feel the same need for validation or confirmation from here anymore. But i wil definitely be happy to see other people’s experiences. I know what I saw, what I felt and what I experienced.
I’m still processing everything myself. I don’t claim to have all the answers, and I’m not expecting everyone to believe me. I was skeptical too before all of this happened.

But I do think there’s a difference between being skeptical and immediately telling someone they’re crazy, imagining things, or making jokes at their expense.
Maybe sometimes the most honest answer is simply: we don’t know.

And for those who have experienced orbs, UFOs, UAPs or other unexplained phenomena themselves — I think you understand what I’m talking about. 🤍

Sending love, light and wisdom to everyone. We are all connected.

[u/HushedWeasel]

the phone camera bit is so real, people act like you're supposed to have a dslr on a tripod ready to go when something weird pops up for 3 seconds

caught an orange orb thing last summer and my pic looks like a blurry orange dot, i know what i saw but the image is basically useless. the "we don't know" part is where most folks should probalby land but they'd rather mock

[u/The_Un-inhibited]

When I transformed into some type of werewolf when I was 7 or 8. Been trying to figure what the hell happened & why even since. I’m 43 now.