GUARDIAN ANGEL
ORBS
by Thomas M. Sipos, managing editor.
[March 27, 2006]
[WeeklyUniverse.com]
Janet's [not her real name] photos were the same as everyone else's --
until her 17-year-old son died tragically -- after which her photos were
haunted by what she calls 'angel orbs.'
"My son
was killed in a car accident on November 12, 2004," said Janet to the Weekly
Universe. "I've been taking pictures of angel orbs on my digital
camera since then. I didn't even know what they were until I did
some investigating.
"I don't
have angel orbs on every picture, but mainly those with family gatherings
or special events. When I zoom in on some orbs, you can definitely
see outlines or solid images. Some are of what I perceive an angel
would look like, or of ancient faces.
"I like
to read and hear about angel orbs because it helps me to believe I am not
totally crazy."
One of
Janet's photos (below) is of her sister-in-law's backyard, taken on Christmas
morning, 2004 -- the first Christmas after her son's death.
"I believe
God let us take this picture to remind us that our angels are always around
us. If you look to the far right, in the telephone wire, there's
a solid white orb. If you zoom in on this orb, I can see a ancient
looking face.
Another
of Janet's photos (below) was taken in the home of a former teacher to
her son. "He liked this teacher a great deal," said Janet.
"She'd picked up my two daughters after Christmas and spent some time with
them. I believe my son was trying to tell us that he was there too.
"I never
took pictures of orbs until after my son's death. I've taken them
inside
my home, outside, at family gatherings and holidays.
"My son
used to love playing with our dog. The other day, my daughter took
a picture of our dog playing -- and there were many orbs around him.
"These
picture are very special to me. I feel like they're a spiritual gift
to me from God. A reminder that our spirits never die and that my
son is still around us. When I hear of other people taking these
pictures, I know my mind isn't making something up, or hoping for something
that is not.
"It has
been very hard for me to keep going on, but these pictures are letting
me know that I will be with him again. My motivator to keep living."
Copyright 2006 by WeeklyUniverse.com.
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