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We simply use these terminologies because this vehicle is familiar with them and can visualize them most easily. The process of channelling involves those ideas and concepts which are most easily conveyed to the audience through the channel. So this vehicle's familiarity with those concepts naturally will come through. For were a preacher, a doctor or a gardener to chan- nel it, each would have a different interpretation. : Sometimes you give an analogywhen you can't translate; it makes it easier. We can only do so in the case where the vehicle has a written concept with which tocompare. An analogy is only appropriate when we give symbology or information and he is able to draw from his experience that which relates adequately. Itis his analo- gies with which we are able to do this. For he is simply receiving our information and then comparing it and drawing from his knowledge and experience that which will enable a comparison or analogy. For without his human experience there would be nothing to draw upon, and so, not even speech would be possible. the story. D: Well,when these plans were being made, did God have anyone to help Him ordidHe do itall by Himself? Orare these questionsfitting ? I was thinking of the stories of the Elorhim or many gods who were supposed to have helped with the Creation. P: These questions are, in away, humorous to us. For it would seem that the whole night's discussions have just been thrown out the window. (Much laughter) Later I was able to realize what he meant He had been telling me all evening about the tasks the different ships and crewmen had been assigned to help with the seeding. But I was referring to those in higher positions, such as gods. D: In otherwords, you don't think that He hadanyone that He asked advice on these matter? P: We might ask that you clarify your question, for we perceive that you perceive God asa single individual Being who isreaching out The Explores 139 I wanted to get away from the complicated concepts and back to