Why do people love travelling?

The following information is a transcript of a 30-minute recording inside my hypnotic trance. The bolded sentences are the questions my dad asked our entities in the field.

Question: Why do people love to travel? Why do people travel so much, is it curiosity or searching?

Answer: They’re explaining that it is a mixture of past lives, lessons, and desires. It's as if we are not just searching for a place but for ourselves. When you leave your comfort zone, there is the greatest potential for growth. It is easiest to grow outside of your comfort zone.

Q: Are people different when they return?

A: Yes, and there is a great possibility that they may not even return. When you reach a certain level and then return, it is no longer the same. If you truly find yourself, there is no need to go back. It's like finding a home within yourself, no matter the circumstances you can find yourself.

You outgrow your familiar environment. Part of it is connected to past lives, which places resonate with you. If you have been somewhere in the past, there is a greater chance that you will be attracted to that part of the world.

Q: How to be true to yourself?
A: Everyone says to be true to yourself, but I notice that it also depends on your environment and where you live. Interestingly, if everyone went where we could be true to ourselves, the world would still be roughly evenly distributed in terms of population. There are so many of us that the distribution of energies would be roughly equal.

Q: So, if I was born in USA, is it for a purpose, part of a plan? Why do people change, some travel, and others don't?
A: It depends on your desires. They see two possibilities. Either you were assigned to a specific place to be okay there. Or you were assigned to a specific place with the possibility of going elsewhere. The only obstacle is our native language. Because we have to be of legal age to travel, our native, original language confuses us. 

We are not obligated to do anything, and we owe nothing to anyone. They see that a person can figure out how they found themselves in a particular place by being there, even if they didn't gain anything from it. If there were no internet, no social media. You would be there just because you would want to be there. If you like the surroundings, the weather, the ambiance. All of it, without any "buts."

Not because of a job, or prices, but solely because you like it there. It's a feeling. Like resonance with people. It's such a powerful feeling when you find yourself that you never get enough of it. There is also the possibility that a place enables such growth that you outgrow even that place. It completely depends on how deeply you dive into life and what you want to achieve at any level that the environment supports you.

Your home should be there. They don't see us being limited or obligated to anything. We should be 100% wherever we are and with whomever we are. It's not always about waiting for something better around the corner.

Q: Let's say you go somewhere, but it's not 100% - is it possible to find the 100% right place for yourself?
A: They don't see it being related to things that need to be endured or pros and cons. If it fits, it fits.

Q: Can everything be a fit? Don't you see any shortcomings?
A: We don't perceive shortcomings as shortcomings. They are part of the environment.

Q: How can you easily feel that you are in the right place?
A: They said that when you are there, you ask yourself, "If there were no way back, would I stay here?" They see that people who have travelled have found something somewhere and settled there. Even if they moved on after a few years, they would still say "yes" at that time. The ambiance, frequency, people, goods - everything is in a certain harmony. In balance. It's not perfect, but it's perfect enough that you perceive it as perfect. If there were no planes, if there was nothing - would you still be there?

If you could teleport and there was no way back, would you stay? That's because as humans, we have too many options. People and jobs confuse us. We always think that something is waiting for us around the corner. Plan B. We count on plan A failing. The same should be done with people. There is no way back or forward. We should force ourselves to be 100% in the moment. 

Q: Does this apply to work, a group of people as well?
A: Yes, it does. What if I had to do this for my entire life, would I be okay with it? The same goes for partnerships. If this person stayed with me until the end, would I be okay with it?

Do I want this person to witness my success? A bigger question than during times when things aren't going well. A person, when things aren't going well, can cause me less harm than when things are going well. Do I want to have this person by my side when things are going well?

Q: So, the idea is, would I want to share the good with this person?
A: Yes, but it quickly becomes evident whether this person will genuinely be happy for me. Does this person truly stand by you? Did you meet this person only because you were at a certain level, or is there something else behind it? When people say "I wish you well," do they really mean it? A common expression. Would I allow my energy of success to also flow onto this person? If I'm doing well, would I wish for them to do well alongside me? Would I allow it to flow into their bowl? They don't see that it wouldn't change. People come and go. Places come and go.

In certain businesses, everything changes. But at the moment, it has to be okay. We are too conditioned by the idea of "being content with what you receive." Or "It's not that bad" or "You can't have everything" - why not? They don't see everything being literally everything. They see it as a package that contains a little bit of everything. You have everything, but not one thing 100% and another thing 0%. If we, as people, have certain feelings, we have them for a reason.

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