I experienced a blanking of vision in my right eye as if my glasses were spray painted...?

One person suggests a torn retina, but the effect of this experience was only temporary--only about 7 minutes.

The obstruction formed a horizontal brown curtian across the lower 60 % of my vision with a jagged, almost saw-toothed border. I could see over the top of the curtain and it followed my eye movements perfectly.

After a few minutes, the right side normalized a little with the jaggedness assuming a trapezoid shape and vision maintaining clear over the top, and restored 15% to the right, opeining to the bottom.

I watched as the jagged line receded and the brown curtain dissolved, right to left; the whole process taking about 7 minutes.

Any suggestions?

The jaggedness suggests migraine aura.I have what you describe and it lasts 15 minutes at a time.You do not have to have a headache to have this type of migraine.As with all types of visual disturbances you need to get a correct diagnosis from your GP.When this happens o me I see it begining and then it builds to what can be described as a cresendo when visual impairment is at its peak before starting to recede when vision returns to normal.I see jagged edges of silver and black and there is a distinct dullness to my vision.t often feels like this is happening in only one eye but when I put a hand over one eye I can still see the disturbances in the other so it is affecting both.Hope this info is useful but do see the Doc.

that used to happend to me but i dont have glasses, i would probly recomend you to go to the eye doctor or the doctor to see what had happend!

you want to see ur eye doctor because u might have a floating tissue piece in ur eye i do not no what it's called but my eye doctor checks for that every year for me.and it may lead to blindness if you dont take of it..
good luck
tren

Blanking of vision could be in your brain. It could be a stroke. It could be a migraine. It could be a migraine with no pain. You need to see a doctor. The doctor may check for a stroke, do an MRI, etc.

While you were losing vision, did anything strange happen? Did you hear a bunch of Luciferians claiming your life, thinking you were dying based on your last eye appointment? This is common because they tend to try and 'make' the person(force them to hear or see, etc.) before they die, so that they can claim the life and, sometimes, raise the dead person or maybe trade the raising of that life or a device version collection of that life and, if they're lucky, clone that person and their life; play with creation like Lucifer they worship.

So, left and right brain is obvious, but the trapezoid should have everyone confused.