I changed the position of my camera last night.  I had been placing it on the pillow next to my headso it could point to the most active area above the bathroom door.  Unfortunately, the area covered by the camera lens is so limited, so I decided to place the cam on my bureau for a wider angle shot.

Now, I am a newbie at this, I just started videotaping these anomalies a month ago, so I am still learning how to obtain the most bang for my shot.  

Last night was the first night with the cam on the bureau, and it was an overwhelming success, orb wise that is.   They were all over !   They really liked my cats, especially Mystic.   She didnt seem to notice, but Mona did.  Mona watched the orbs float past her.  I dont think Mona enjoys this at all.  

Most of the orbs seemed to come from the right side of the video, the west wall of my bedroom.   I aimed the camera so that you can see my legs, but not my head.  Imean... some privacy please!

But now that I see most of the orbs come from where my head is, I should do one video with the camera aimed at my head, or at least  near my head.  How embarrassing, but it would be a good experiement to see if I am the eminator of orbs... or if they merely hover near my head before taking off in flight.  

Two days ago, while setting up the cam before it was recording, I saw a "ribbon" in the viewfinder.  i was stunned, I had no idea I had anything like that in my room.  I was so stunned, I didnt turn on "record" and missed it.  Same thing next night.  

So now Im on the lookout.  The "ribbon" came up in front of the TV, so another good reason to switch camera positions. 

Heres my "surrounded by orbs" video as posted on Black Cat Spirit