Melissa Tittl

] "When I think of the idea of a collective consciousness or morphogenic field, I think of nodes, almost like the planet has a set amount of nodes around it, and they all communicate with each other. How do we change that? We change that by influencing those nodes or those areas in a specific way to change the energy of the people. By you doing it with your heart, you're connecting with people, and you're part of that big field, your existence, no matter what."

"What's one thing that we can relate on, or several things that we can all relate on, that we're all experiencing, and how do we come together to come up with a solution to that together? That is what I feel my soul's mission, soul's purpose, is, to create content that gets into that, not just the little pieces, not just what we think of climate change or belief systems or meditation, but the whole, the big picture, the main core that connects all of us. Those things are what I'm really focusing on, and to take a brighter, broader stance so there's no one left behind."

"I think it's really scary to try to find your soul's purpose. Everything around us, even if you do a lot of work on yourself, is telling you to be something, to buy something, if you have all of this, if you have these people in your life, you're going to be someone, and then you're going to feel better about yourself. When you're doing a lot of work on yourself, you're constantly dipping in and out of, it's not important, it's important, it's not important, it's important. It's really hard. It's a hard journey. I had a shaman tell me once, look, you could do the work, everybody does the work, but the thing is, it's not to get rid of all of it. I think if you have thoughts like these, they don't go away, even when you try to fit in."

"The biggest struggle I faced living out my purpose was I kind of felt alone. A lot of my friends are not necessarily deep into the space, so I couldn't have these really deep conversations with them. Then I would meet people that I had these really deep conversations with, and it felt like we were arguing about our points, and that wasn't any fun. It felt like the hardest thing was taking a lot of time alone to contemplate how I really felt about it. Being a social person, that was really hard for me, to feel disconnected even though what I was doing was about connecting everybody."

"I was living in LA, and I was in my 20s. I was sitting out back, looking up at the sky. I remember thinking, there's so much out there I don't know. People were like, come back in the house, we're doing shots. I thought, I want to be in a place where I can expand. I had all these feelings. I want to discover more, I want to go deeper, I want to figure more things out. Those moments just kept happening. Every time that I spent too much time being normal, I'd have another moment where I'm like, God, there's just so much out there I must know."

"My advice for anybody trying to figure out what their soul's mission is: spend more time in nature, spend more time by yourself, figure out what really drives you. Are you really driven to do that because it's going to get you more money, it's going to get you some kind of status, and eventually you'll have more freedom? Or are you doing something because deep inside it feels like freedom? What does freedom feel like, that moment where you feel safe, or you're at home, or you're like a little kid? There's that one little feeling that you have. That's when you feel that you've tapped into something, and you might feel it at the strangest times."

At Hathor Studios, we envision a world where every frame tells a story that transcends entertainment. Our mission is to create content that goes beyond the screen, inspiring self-awareness, fostering personal growth, and igniting positive change. Each project is a journey towards elevating the human experience to new heights.

"I believe my soul's purpose is to help build the new Zeitgeist, to create those new nodes of consciousness, to influence in a positive way, an inspiring way, our collective consciousness, and through the medium of telling stories. It was about how do I make something that allows people to think outside the box, that allows people to sit and think, wow, I never thought of that before. Because if I've done that, then what I've done is I've ignited something in themselves they didn't know existed. When I started to piece together a connection that connected all of the sciences, ancient Egypt, ancient spirituality, sacred geometry, quantum physics, biology, I thought this would be a good story to tell because it connects everybody in the same vein. It's respecting everybody's research, but the mystery is not how each of those sectors finds something really interesting, but more how they're all connected and how they have a bigger message."