The Green Orb — One of the Photos That Started The Hidden Medium
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This is one of the oldest photos in my collection. It is actually one of the photos that made me believe I should start a blog and begin to come out of the shadows of hiding and tell my stories.
I hope I get all the details correct—or at least as much as I remember.
I prefer to write everything down as soon as it comes across my path. That way, I just have to go through it later and edit it to make sense to the rest of the folks listening or reading. So, as much as these pictures have been pushed aside over the years, they hold great significance in my decision to create The Hidden Medium.
My aunt sent me two pictures for me to focus on. A green orb appeared in both.
She explained that a coworker of hers took the pictures and, upon noticing the green orb, changed her position, thinking it was a camera glitch or some kind of reflection error. She quickly realized that the angle didn't matter. The green orb appeared every time she tried to capture a photo of this moment.
My aunt sent the pictures to me to reflect upon.
When I focused on them, I got the vision of an old man.
He was headed down some stairs and seemed like he wasn't feeling 100%, but he took that first step. He then got very dizzy and fell down the stairs.
In my vision, he went to grab for the banister, but his hand went right through it.
He landed at the bottom of the stairs, fatally injured. This is where the man passed away.
I got the impression that he had been having these dizzy spells for quite some time but never told anyone because he didn't want to become a burden to those around him.
The position I saw him in at the bottom of the stairs made it appear as though he had been pushed, but it was just the dizzy spell that had caused the fall.
I called my aunt to tell her what I had learned from my session with the pictures.
She informed me that he did, in fact, fall down the stairs and that was where the family found him.
She also said there was no banister on the stairs, which is why I watched his hand go right through it.
Perhaps he wished he had had one at that point in time.
My uncle informed us that the police did investigate because it looked like the man had been pushed and they suspected foul play, but that was ultimately dismissed.
My aunt explained that the family didn't understand how he would just fall down the stairs the way he did. But by not telling his family about the dizzy spells, he left them with more questions than answers.
I was glad I could help provide a little bit of closure for them.
Though, if I'm being truthful, the pressure to do more readings like this one is perhaps part of the reason I hesitated to write about it in the first place.
I am more confident than ever in my abilities, but that element of doubt will probably always reside somewhere in the back of my mind.
The past two years have given me more and more reassurance in my abilities, but I guess the little girl in me may never get those voices of doubt to leave completely.
Maybe someday.
I still have hope to be as confident as my idol, Sylvia Browne, who I have read didn't really start her medium career until later in life either.
And maybe that's part of why I'm finally sharing pictures like this.
This photo isn't just an interesting picture from my collection. It represents one of the experiences that helped push me out of the shadows and eventually led me to create The Hidden Medium and ultimately re-brand into Medium in Motion.
If you've ever captured something strange in a photograph that you couldn't explain, I'd love to see it. You can send your pictures to thehiddenmedium@gmail.com, or follow me on Instagram at @medium.in.motion and send them to me through a direct message.
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And tell me in the comments: Have you ever taken a picture that captured something you couldn't explain?
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