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LIGHT AND COLOR |
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When light hits an object sometimes it is absorbed rather then reflected. Different materials will absorb and reflect light differently. This is most helpful in understanding how we see color. The reason we see a red apple as red, for example, is because all the other colors of the visible spectrum have been absorbed into the apple leaving only the red rays bouncing off of it and making their way to our eye. A tree is green because it is relaying that colored ray back to us while absorbing and utilizing all the other rays. Similarily for any other object that we can see. The absence of all light will produce no color or black or a darkness. Yet it is important to realize that black is not part of the Visible Light Spectrum. (Then again, neither is white). |
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In layman's terms, the reason "white" does not exist as a color is because what we erroneously call white light is the entire Visible Light Spectrum. Still, it not a color. In other words, a natural rainbow does not contain 7 colors, but 6. This bares repeating because it is a vital concept for the clairvoyant, in his or her understanding of the Not-Visible-Light; which is not and never has been part of our Visible Light Spectrum; but is something other. In simple terms, the light a clairvoyant sees is not governed by the same set of scientific principles. We are not on the same wavelengths, for example; and our abilities to see what extends outside of our narrow field of vision, may indeed go beyond it. Similarily, the sounds a clairaudiant hears may also go beyond the normal range of the opposite end of our spectrum of visible light. It cannot be explained by science or physics, for example. Conversely, just because the average person can see "light" does not mean they are capable of clairvoyant sight. |
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