Hello, Tatea. And to you, good day, Nania. We have a question from our Ustream viewers. Oh, all right. And that question is, what happens to the frames in the film strip that are not perceived? They are perceived by other aspects of consciousness, even if they are not perceived by your perspective. All things exist, and they never go away. and they never go away. Thus then, someone, somewhere is perceiving them. Remember, as we have said, you cannot imagine non-existence. So anything you can imagine is somewhere, in some context, a real reality of some type. Thus, all the frames are being experienced by all that is and all the perspectives of all that is, even though some of the individual perspectives may only experience a few frames. Does that make sense? Yes. and kind of generates the question of, since we have a wide range of film frames Yes.
To view. Yes. And it's our conscious choice that determines Or your unconscious ones. Or your unconscious ones. That determine what you project your consciousness through. Yes. What is the sort of the guiding determiner of what frames you decide to perceive? Your true highest. vibration. That's why we say act on your highest excitement, because that is in alignment with your true signature frequency and determines the frames you could be experiencing that are in alignment with that. If, however, you're experiencing frames that are out of alignment with that, then obviously what is determining that are belief systems that are out of alignment with your true frequency. And sometimes it's probably just an exploration to determine whether or not the frames that you're projecting your consciousness through are truly aligned or not. Yes. In that sense, you could say the paradoxes is that sometimes frames that seem out of alignment are actually in alignment if they are in alignment with the thing and the theme that you chose to explore about being out of alignment.
So it's almost like it's a lucid dream. It is a lucid dream. Well, more lucid for some than others. Does that help? Yes. That's really interesting actually.