ST in BG,

Thank you again for courteous and detailed response to my questions. I apologize for the delay in responding. The terrestrial responsibilities of a challenging job and a toddler far more energetic than myself seem to whittle away the spare hours of the day.

First, my apologies for the misuse of "extra-terrestrial", although there seem to be quite a few action movies in work, so if you are ever looking to pocket a couple hundred dollars for a day's work, you would no doubt put the CGI extraterrestials to shame.

I have some fresh questions, but first I wanted to follow up on the conversation of "religion" and a "a leap of faith":



I completely understand that religion as we know it is completely different from what is being discussed, but they seem similar in a significant manner. When you say I must decide "yes or no", how is this different than Christianity (for example), claiming that Jesus is the savior, and you must decide "yes or no" that you accept that? Christianity presents a narrative explaining a view of the universe and man's place in it. Is this thread not the same thing, albeit with a different voice and narrative? You profess that you cannot "prove" your existence to us at this time. Without that proof, aren't we left to faith in believing that what you say is true? From a purely objective perspective, there is no more reason to "yes" I accept the story as presented by ST in BG than to say "yes" I accept the story as presented by the Bible (this is a poor example, as the Christian faith is riddled by contradictions and your narrative is quite cogent, but even so, a "leap of faith" not dissimilar to a religious "leap of faith" seems to be required).

I'm being a bit pedantic, as I have already decided to say "yes", but I harbor a fear that at some point this thread will be debunked, as have so many others, and I will prove to be a bit of a fool for investing myself in it. Until such time, though, I will forget my skeptical side and, hoping I have not exhausted your patience, pose some questions.

I read back through quite a few of the early pages. It is difficult absorbing everything because the structure of the thread is so disjointed. So here are my questions, knowing I am almost certainly inadvertantly repeating previous posts.

Are all humans on Earth at this time containers of "energy" who have chosen to be here? For example, is my young son just a "new" container for a "recycled" bit of energy that has already experienced countless similar experiences?

Your stories of the creation of humankind pose some questions.
I believe you said the we were formed from the synthesis of Annunaki DNA with the existing "terrestrial ape". Is that correct?
So the "apes" existed before your interest in the planet? Are they also containers or is their existence organic to the planet?
Is DNA a part of the container design or did it develop organically?

To the extent that you modify and improve containers, does evolution as we understand it exist, or is every container on the planet designed by you?

This is to clarify my understanding.
When we die, our energy (soul) leaves the container and reverts to a transit point or new container. Is that a correct understanding?
But a memory of this container is "saved" for later consideration. Is that correct?
If that is true, do we maintain the emotional connection we formed as humans to other humans. In other words, at some point later, will the experiences, and particularly the emotion of love, shared with others still be shared?

I believe you said you are fifth density. Is that correct?
So you traveled a similar path through densities?
Who then designed/built the "supercomputer" that saves and judges our experiences?
Was there an original race of the higher density that opened the door to all other races?
Will you eventually move to an even higher density?
If so, how many densities are there?

I seem to recall that you said that those who have been selected to move to the 4th density have already been selected. Is that correct?
If you are outside that spotlight, is it then too late to move into the spotlight?
If so, are our lives meaningless, as it has already been decided we will "repeat the 3rd grade" and anything we learn in this life is pointless?

I believe you said everyone is on a mission or project.
So are some on missions to become drug addicts, drunks, murderers, etc.?
Is that a particular flavor of mission or has the mission been screwed up?

Ok, well, that is already overkill and as I don't want your conduit to get carpal tunnel, I leave the questions there.

Thank you again for making the effort to educate us. Your patience is deeply appreciated.

Cheers!

P.S. Did I read something somewhere in the thread about writing a book or something similar? This thread is great, but its structure makes it very hard to play catch up.