Orbs and UFOs

At least seven orbs are in this photo.

Last night a large group of people gathered to go spelunking for UFOs. I say this casually and with utter seriousness, because many folks here believe that Abadiania is part of a powerful vortex, one with interdimensional cracks and crevices. That a powerful energy pulsates here is undeniable. But this is nothing entirely unusual: Many places, especially sacred grounds, possess a palpalable energy that is noticeably different–even to those who insist that such things cannot be discerned.

Anyhow, the UFOS have been sighted by many people once the sky turns dark. We were unofficially led by a wonderful opera singer from the US, Stephen Salter, who is also particularly adept at taking photos of the luminous orbs that are the various entities residing here. We walked to a hilltop lookout, all 12 of us, linked hands, and sang “This Little Light of Mine.” We also prayed. We stayed there for about an hour, scanning the skies. While we waited for contact, we took photos of the dark sky, trying to catch orbs as well.

The orbs, by the way, are invisible to all except sensitives and cameras, which register images of them at night. A popular pasttime around here is to go orb-hunting with a camera at night. People simply point their cameras at any dark patch of sky and take an image with the flash on. If you’re lucky, you’ll get orbs.

I was thrilled to be able to get about three shots of orbs out of several dozen attempts. The photo above is my best orb image. Look closely, and you’ll see about seven orbs.

Skeptics might think these orb images are malfunctions of the camera, but the images have been analyzed in labs. Round orbs of light are indeed being photographed. And, how could it be that everyone’s camera is malfunctioning in the same way?

By the way, we did not see any UFOs. We may try again tonight. Our guide Gary laughed about our adventure, telling us that people were just seeing motorcycle lights.