You mean those both that move together with your eyes and are at the top right and top left corners, but go higher and more to the center the more you move upwards to the mid? colour somehow blue/whitish?
You mean those both that move together with your eyes and are at the top right and top left corners, but go higher and more to the center the more you move upwards to the mid? colour somehow blue/whitish?
It was actually more transparent in color. Kinda scared me when it first happened. There might have been some specks of color in it but it mostly stayed either in the corner of my right or left eye, only one ball at a time.
In addition to that, our brains connection to the eye works like a bio-supercomputer which compiles our entire perceptual texture of vision out of 3 wavelength receptors (cones only pick up 3 colors), and bundles of intensity receptors (which operate like binaries, but in groups that reinforce each other). So we are making our rich visual reality out of surprisingly little sensory information. Much of it is filled in by context using mental shortcuts. As a result, our vision is full of little perceptual inconsistencies. And yoga seems to build a general awareness which contributes to noticing many things about our body-mind that weren't noticed before.
A good book to learn more about this (and lots of other interesting stuff) is Steven Pinker's "How the Mind Works"
Blurry ball in the corner of my eye?
Posted - Feb 21 2010 : 6:51:18 PM
