Question. In New Zealand, did my friends and I actually see a UFO, or was it a planet that we were watching? Well, if it is unidentified, I suppose it is a UFO. It was moving around quite a bit. We were just curious. All right. But you see, when you ask that question of us, we cannot always tell. It would be similar to me saying, right now there's an airplane taking off from one of your airports. Who's on that? Okay. Do you know? No? We don't keep track of every flight, you know. Okay. We don't keep track of every craft. You don't? No. Okay. Now, the point is, you can also go by what we call our rule of thumb to borrow a phrase from your planet. Let me put it this way. When you see what you call a UFO, if it isn't absolutely, obviously, clearly beyond a shadow of a doubt, a spacecraft, then it isn't, even if it is.
Because why wonder? Got it. You understand? Yes. You don't have to wonder about it. When it needs to be evident, when it needs to be obvious, it will be. In the meantime, however, the real issue here is you are being given an opportunity to experience a mystery. And what does mystery do? It makes us curious. Yes. And thus it lures you. into discovering more of yourself. Right. Okay. You see, this is what we call the watermelon seed principle. When you have a watermelon seed and you squeeze it between your thumb and forefinger, it's like having a mystery that must be solved, but that can't be solved. But it must be solved, but it can't be solved. But it must be solved, but it can't be solved. And so you find yourself in that stalemate, that conundrum. And so what happens is that you feel squeezed and squeezed and and squeezed and squeezed by the cannot solve it and by the must solve it.
And when it squeezes you hard enough, then just like a watermelon seed, it spits out in a new direction, heretofore unexpected, and you discover something new, a new perspective. That's really cool. Yes. Whatever temperature you want it to be. Does that help you, my little seed? Yes. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you.