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energy? A: Not exactly. That would be like saying that “filling up” at the gas station is akin to acquiring speed. Q: So, knowledge and light are like the gas for the car, but speed comes from utilization? A: Yes. light. Q: Let me back up. We have marbles in slots... What causes the marbles to go into the slots? What are the slots? A: Yes. Now, going back to the idea of the three physical realms and the three ethereal realms which balance each other, with the intermediate realm of 4th density where physicality is “variable and selective”, we have to consider the concept of realms of pure consciousness. Many scientists have discussed the idea of “aether” as the means by which material things are in contact with one another so that the evidence of “non-local” events could be explained in pseudo-material terms. The “Aether” is conceptualized as “a little bit more than a vacuum” or a “vacuum that can vibrate”. Einstein rejected the idea of “aether” on the basis of Occam’s Razor as an “unnecessary” hypothesis. Dirac, later on, revisited the concept and tried to revive it in terms of the “Dirac Cassiopaeans: “Aether” is Terran material science’s attempt to address ether. The trouble is, there is simply no way to physicalize a plane of existence which is composed entirely of consciousness. It is the union of perfect balance between the two “states” or planes, that is the foundation and essence of all creation/reality. You cannot have one without the other! Terran Ss a cre er ene ad “a 195 High Strangeness — Part Three Q: And acquiring knowledge is akin to acquiring energy? Or light? Light Q: And utilization means... A: Knowledge application which generates energy, which, in turn, generates A: An analogy to depict realms for you. Q: Do the marbles move from one slot to another? A: When, and only when, they have acquired the proper fit. Q: Oh. How do they acquire the proper fit? A: How do you? Q: I guess you grow? Sea”, or “animated quantum vacuum”. scientists have been programmed to believe that nothing can exist unless it