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   > tell us what happens if you move, do you go ob?   
   >   
      
   Moving around doesn't make any difference.   
      
      
      
   > Al Smith wrote:   
   >>>> > >>It's a white light, in the sense that it is colorless. It's just   
   >>>>> > >>> ... light. It's like I'm looking at a scene with my eyes open in   
   >>>>> > >>> daylight, but I've got my eyes shut and it's night and the room is   
   >>>>> > >>> pitch dark. There never seems to be much of interest in the scene,   
   >>>>> > >>> just some objects that I can't even clearly remember, because they   
   >>>>> > >>> made no impression. I was noticing the light, which just floods   
   >>>>> > >>> everything in the same way actual daylight is everywhere. It's   
   >>>>> > >>> kind of weird.   
   >>> > >   
   >>> > >   
   >>> > > Does it start by "pulsing", almost, like waves of light sweeping over   
   your   
   >>> > > visual field?   
   >> >   
   >> >   
   >> > Nope. It actually just sort of starts to glow and keeps getting   
   >> > brighter until it is very bright and completely fills my field of   
   >> > view -- my imaginary field of view that is, since my eyes are   
   >> > shut. Doesn't happen that often, and only when I'm in bed getting   
   >> > ready to fall asleep. It is worth mentioning only because the   
   >> > light is so pervasive and so bright. I have to remind myself that   
   >> > it's dark and my eyes are shut.   
   >   
      
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