(06-05-2024, 02:48 AM)Ninurta Wrote: I've smelled ozone during close lightning strikes, but never sulphur. I'm wondering if possibly the people reporting sulphur smells are just getting confused as to what they are smelling in the excitement of a close call strike? Nerves can do funny things to your mind and perceptions some times.Nice.
But balls of light, yeah, I believe they exist. NightSkyB4Dawn has reported a lot of them around her house recently, and this video below was captured on my surveillance cameras on the night of 14 November, 2021, just before 1 AM:
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I've seen floating balls of light. But never anything that seemed to really disturb the electrical fields around it. That is another sign of something paranormal. Often times ghosts or spirits disrupt the electricity. The flickering lights effect. That was the other reason I wondered of we are seeing something more than just atmospheric lightning balls.
They all seem to follow a pretty methodical path. Almost like something walking along.
Ozone and sulfur smell very different. Ozone isn't that bad. Sulfur will make ya wanna puke.
I did learn in my studies that demons are very electrically charged.
Whatever it is these things are super cool to watch. It would trip me out to see one floating down my road, or into my house. I've heard of a few entering into people's homes and going through the walls. Another spectral MO coincidence.
They live.
We sleep.
We sleep.