(Omal asks the question what is real to which an enlightening conversation ensues on what exactly defines reality. He is able to accurately explain the perception filters everyone works with to perceive the reality they do.) 

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Russ: now a movie, popular entertainment that just came out called “The Matrix”, is a movie that’s questioning reality.

Omal: reality is what you perceive it to be but continue.

Russ: correct. In the movie it brings about a probability that machines…

Omal: uh-huh.

Russ: became self-aware, man tried to turn them off by cutting off their sunlight in which they then went ahead and used man for their energy but then programmed man’s consciousness for this life right now that what we’re living is a dream and that we're able to escape that dream if we have the knowledge and understanding to do so. It’s not the first time this idea has been put forth but put forth in such a way that was quite well-entertaining was amazing.

Omal: uh-huh.

Russ: so the point that came about from the movie was the fact that everything we see around us is illusion.

Omal: ahh René Descartes and his rationalism.

Russ: correct, we can alter the illusion merely by not seeing the reality as being real. Still a large part of that is visualization.

Omal: yes.

Russ: okay……

Omal: what is real?

Russ: what is real is our perceptions of what we feel is real.

Omal: correct.

Russ: which is not the same thing but at the same time, how much of reality is then able to be brought into our perceptions?

Omal: as much as you desire or as little as you desire.

Russ: so it’s a basic…..actually then I guess the question I have is, you can't have really though a hands-off life experience, there's no such thing?

Omal: yes and no.

Russ: okay, let’s dwell on that for a second.

Omal: it depends on the perception of the individual. For some, to see things as they are is very easy but they see what they wish to see as they are. For some it is very hard to see things as they are so they do not wish to see things as they are.

Russ: hmm, okay. So basically it’s you create the illusion of the reality.

Omal: that you wish to perceive. With the information that is input of the real reality you take what you wish and you see what you wish or see what you don’t wish. Let me rephrase the last little bit.

Russ: yeah, good call.

Omal: okay you see what you desire to see but sometimes you filter out what you desire not to see, that is better wording.

Russ: so you put the rose glasses on.

Omal: correct.

Russ: I see.

Omal: in other words by perceiving things as you desire, you take the reality that you desire to see and filter out what you desire not to see.

Russ: all right well let’s take Kosovo……

Omal: uh-huh.

Russ: for example. Now many people see the horror, the struggles, the injustice to mankind taking place for hundreds of thousands of people….

Omal: uh-huh.

Russ: other people see it as a learning experience for those peoples that they need to go through at this present time.

Omal: and some see it as an injustice that needs to be rectified and not realizing that by attempting to rectify it they’re making the situation worse. Others perceive that so hence the debates and discussions that are ongoing.

Russ: I see. Now, how much of that……okay so are we still dealing with the mass, critical mass number of people needed to make a dramatic change worldwide?

Omal: yes.

Russ: are we talking? We are. Alright so it’s still takes a lot of people doing something at the same time?

Omal: correct.

Russ: okay. Hmmm, a lot of people have been working on that.

Omal: uh-huh, but nobody is pulling it all together at same time.

Russ: right. There's a group in New Guinea who brought together thousands of people at one time to meditate for peace this last weekend….

Omal: uh-huh.

Russ: I think it was 2,000 and 6,000 the next day and then I think it was 3,000 the day after that, more or less.......

Omal: uh-huh.

Russ: and they all prayed for peace. How much is needed for let’s say critical mass or does it depend on the people?

Omal: it depends on the people but the ideal number is extremely high.

Russ: not the 144,000?

Omal: correct.

Russ: ahh (whistles).

Omal: so you see the problem?

Russ: a major problem.

Omal: uh-huh. And to orchestrate them thinking the exact same thing and the exact same time is extremely hard, even one out of place will affect the whole entire calculation.

Russ: now what if you have 200,000 and let’s say you get 150,000 who actually do it?

Omal: it has to be the 144,000. Too much is over the critical mass, too little is under, it has to be exactly. If you had 144,001, too many.

Russ: now I know I’m asking a question that all the people reading the webpage are going to be asking and that is why? Why is it that number and why the heck can’t it be more than that?

Omal: okay I will address the last first.

Russ: okay.

Omal: the reason that it can’t be more is because the critical mass has to be of equal proportion, it has to be exactly the correct number. You cannot take a 2½ inch vehicle into a 2¼ inch gap, or a vehicle that is two inches into a inch and 31/32, it just doesn’t fit.

Russ: okay.

Omal: and if it has to be a precise fit, then if it’s too many, again it won’t fit. If it’s too little it will fit in too sloppily, it has to be precise and accurate.

Russ: all right.

Omal: okay the previous part of the question….

Russ: the important part.

Omal: the important part which was?

Russ: why does it have to be 144,000?

Omal: because it is the critical number that is necessary. Again, too many is too much, it will not fit, too little and it is not energetic enough.

Russ: now does this have anything to do with the Chronicles, the Sirian Chronicles?

Omal: nothing to do with the Sirian Chronicles whatsoever except for the number happens to be the same throughout.

Russ: oh. All right so we know that’s the number that needs to be done, how did they figure it out?

Omal: how do they?

Russ: how does anybody figure it out, has it been done before?

Omal: yes it has been done before obviously.

Russ: obviously, I guess so.

Omal: on Sirius it’s been done before.

Russ: oh but how do they know that that it will work here? It's just that's been the law.

Omal: it’s just the laws of physics.

Russ: oh, hmm okay.

Omal: there are certain ways around it but they are extremely complicated and involve higher dimensional and lower dimensional.

Russ: all right, do we have any kind of idea how much time is necessary?

Omal: I cannot discuss that.

Russ: okay. Hmm, so whoever’s organizing just better hope for the best.

Omal: correct. Okay your recording device is almost ready to turn over, is that correct?

Russ: yep, just about.

Omal: okay, then we will take care of the……..thank you and we will roll, gently.

Russ: that was enlightening.

Omal: I think so.

Russ: I look forward to July.

Omal: live long, prosper, I’ll be back.