When the lights went down at St. Paul's Methodist Church on Monday night and the deep-space music began, the audience fell into a hush and a speaker appeared at the podium. "Welcome into the presence of the Blue Orb," Julie Ryder, a Helena resident, told the nearly 100 people in attendance.Ryder, a registered nurse and an "intuitive healer," introduced Gary Hovda, an interior designer who has been studying the Blue Orb ever since it appeared in a photo taken at a Fairy and Human Relations Conference in Washington last year.Expecting a much smaller crowd, Hovda, of Washington state, skipped the small talk and began discussing what he called his "silent visitation." He said he had never seen an orb, let alone a giant blue one, until he attended last year's conference.There, he said, the mood was light and cheerful. That's when the orbs appeared. He showed pictures of people surrounded by the spheres of cascading light, and several members of the audience emitted "wows" of vocal pleasure and surprise."The orbs were enjoying us," Hovda said.

"I started sensing something I haven't felt in a long time. It was just a ‘cool' that went right through us. Then the magic started. I just started dancing with energy."Hovda then showed the picture of the now famous Blue Orb."This is why we're here tonight," he said. "This is what has affected our lives so much."Since that day in the Washington hills, Hovda said he has spent much of his time wondering where he had seen the Blue Orb before. He began researching the shape and came up with various conclusions.

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It's frightening , how easily someone could start a cult . With a few flashing lights some music and a smoke machine