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has changed. They are, how do you call it?… interested … “curious” is a better definition, which you understand very well.) I’m sure I’ll need all the help I can get. Here I am, consulting with a being or beings whose penetration into human life activity has been interpreted to be God, gods, angels, the devil … (It was not our intent. Certain … adjustments had to be made.) Now it is UFOs and flying saucers, which is more in keeping with current cultural concepts. (You would have lost that bet, Mister Monroe. Such are manifestations of another pattern, of which you will soon become aware.) I’d better let that one stay where it is and stick to the main point. Why adjustments, whatever that means? (Because free will is such a vital part of the human learning experience, deviations from the design are frequent and predicted, as you would express it. Such adjustments are no more than … the exact term is not there … fine-tuning, yes. Fine-tuning.) I got a percept of an immense machine … infinitely complex and complicated … with INSPECS climbing all over it, in and out of it, turning a knob here, a valve there, taking off a filter and cleaning it, matching waveforms on an oscilloscope, checking materials-input flow … Flow! That was it! Their concern was the flow of energy through the human experience. The idea of a machine wiped away completely and there was the physical earth with the human energy rings encircling it, dreamlike in its quality … (Your last percept indicates good progress.) But if they created the process in the first place, they should have been aware that it would need … maintenance, modification. (We did not create time-space as you know it, nor the physical earth, nor the human process, nor the energy flow itself. That is not our department, as you put it. Our concern is the output and the … quality of such. To this end, we adjust the internal flow as needed.) I would have to let that one pass by, too. Try to keep from any deviation … (You will learn of the basic or original design.) The greatest of virtues, patience …