<p> We all have them most of us see them but only a few people pay attention to them: the scattered transparent and mobile dots and strands in our field of vision. In ophthalmology they are called eye floaters and explained as vitreous opacities. </p><p><br></p><p>But is this explanation correct? In this book the author Floco Tausin follows the seers' experience that eye floaters are not a cloudiness of the vitreous humour but a shining structure and an expression of our state of consciousness.</p><p><br></p><p>In this collection of previously published and revised texts the author reconciles the physiological the ophthalmological and the seers' understanding of floaters. Eye floaters are discussed as a phenomenon between science and religion as a challenge to ophthalmology as an expression of our visual nervous system and as a starting point to an alternative spiritual treatment of migraine headache.</p>