Beloved one, I have been watching what you see on your screen as sports events. I have been quite educated in understanding some of your sports, such as football. I am not quite sure why they call it football; most of the action has to do with running and carrying and throwing and very little to do with the foot. But okay, it is football. I was watching this because we had games back in the days you shared with me 2,000 years ago. We had games, but they were a bit more gruesome. Now, I know that football can be a bit injurious from time to time, but it's not quite as harmful as what the gladiators performed for us 2,000 years ago.

Later I watched the game of putting the ball in the basket. I watched the ones who are now the gladiators, the tall ones of your population who are almost as tall as the rim of the basket, easily put the ball in it. It is most informative to watch the ones who are very good at getting down the court (a different kind of court) and getting the ball into the basket. They subconsciously — it is not a conscious thing, for the most part — see the whole area, the entire field of the court. They have what you term an extra sense of the allness around them. So though it may not seem to be conscious, it is within their consciousness. It is within their awareness even at a subconscious level.

They can picture the entire field in their minds. They are the ones who become really good sports players. They have a clue as to who is running behind them and around them. They have awareness. Your technology has brought forth what your experts call the cloud. Your sports stars (as they are called), the ones who score, tune in to the cloud around them. There is an extra sense.