Here’s yet another article based on that splendid Q&A that Elena did on April 25, 2024 on the channel of ‘the UFO Man’ (1). This time Elena Danaan was asked about hobbies: what could she tell us about the ways these people from outer space spend their leisure time. We have hardly touched upon this topic; perhaps you can consider the very subtle nurturing ‘Aum’ like vibrations that Viviane Chauvet described in the Arcturian ship as a kind of ‘music’ (6).

Elena confirms what Viviane said when it comes to entertainment movies: they don’t seem to exist. Elena does describe something that is akin to cinemas, namely places where people sit in a kind of round room and they watch a holographic projection (7) in the middle: they don’t have any actors or a movie industry, but they would watch a kind of documentaries that explains matters about certain planets, like detailing historical information.

She said that the way people spend their spare time is dependent on the culture, and that she can only speak from what she has experienced herself. She said that many love to walk in nature and that you can find these natural surroundings even on battle ships. Besides that she mentioned board games, and she even used the term ‘multidimensional’ board games. What would those games look like?

FOOTNOTES
(1) ELENA DANAAN – Aliens and Hybrids/The Human Mission – See (2-5) for other articles derived from this quite informative video
(2) A Description of a Trip to Venus
(3) The Currency of the Stars
(4) On A Species that Eats from a Gland on their Hip
(5) How is DNA Currency?
(6) The ‘Music’ in an Arcturian Spaceship
(7) We have heard of holographic technology quite a few times before. You might remember the Holographic Meetings (8) or the way that galactic libraries use holographic technology as it is described by Robert Dean (9) and by Elena when it comes to the libraries on Nibiru (10)
(8) Interplanetary Quantum Holographic Meetings
(9) An Interview with Robert Dean
(10) Four Kinds of Information Sources in a Nibiru Library
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