I feel I need to offer a different perspective, one of more balance. I see too much ignorance, fear and disrespect for Life these days.
For a clear presentation of this perspective, I defer to Penelope Smith, the grandmother of interspecies communication. She has communicated with animals all her life.
We all had the ability to communicate telepathically when we were young, but it was usually lost. Nevertheless, where there is love for animals and willingness to re-learn, that ability can be revived. The rewards are mutual, and Penelope can guide you.
In the past year, Penelope has communicated with more than dogs and cats; she has also honed in on interspecies communication with viruses. She has posted some important blogs about viruses which bring a perspective that emphasizes the interrelationship of life.
Below are some excerpts. Click through to her website to read whole articles. It is worth it.
Viruses Reveal Their True Mission
People often think of viruses with fear as negative things that need to be destroyed before they decimate our bodies. But viruses are living beings with whom you can communicate. They are alive and conscious like other animals, including you and me.
“We are the cleaners. People may call us parasites, but we are equalizers or restorers of harmony.”
They showed how they help our bodies mutate in a positive way and change cellular consciousness. They help cells evolve to their next level. Sweeping through bodies, they themselves mutate to avoid destruction so they can make species stronger. They flourish when there is an imbalance because they are the restorers of balance.
Viruses have a natural cycle, even though people think it’s caused by what they’re doing with medicines to handle viruses. Viruses have incredible love for their work, and incredible love for bodies and of re-evolving bodies into a new perfection. Read more . . .
Are Viruses Sentient Beings?
I learned from viruses that they are part of the Earth’s recycling crew and evolutionary movers and shakers.
They showed me on an individual level that if we don’t resist viruses and just go into our own healing process with rest and surrender, then they can do their work and we can become more healthy.
Everyone has a place in the web of life. All contain the wisdom of Spirit. May we continue to communicate with and learn from each other, no matter the shape or size of our earthly containers and enjoy the adventure of experiencing many different aspects of life on Earth. Read more . . .
The World Needs Viruses to Function
In this time of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are reading a lot about what is happening re the virus. I found this article, “Why the World Needs Viruses to Function,” very enlightening.
It also struck me how these viewpoints coming from scientific research matched what viruses communicated to me, especially their role in creating balance, recycling, maintaining the health of organisms, and the evolution of species.
“If all viruses suddenly disappeared, the world would be a wonderful place for about a day and a half, and then we’d all die – that’s the bottom line,” says Tony Goldberg, an epidemiologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. “All the essential things they do in the world far outweigh the bad things.”
The vast majority of viruses are not pathogenic to humans, and many play integral roles in propping up ecosystems. Others maintain the health of individual organisms – everything from fungi and plants to insects and humans. “We live in a balance, in a perfect equilibrium”, and viruses are a part of that, says Susana Lopez Charretón, a virologist at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
By culling microbes, viruses ensure that oxygen-producing plankton have enough nutrients to undertake high rates of photosynthesis, ultimately sustaining much of life on Earth. “If we don’t have death, then we have no life, because life is completely dependent on recycling of materials,” Suttle says. “Viruses are so important in terms of recycling.” Read more . . .
SARS-CoV-2 Virus Question
It seems possible, if not probable, that this virus form was created in a lab as part of “gain of function” research. If so, what can the viruses share about our human intervention in their own natural mutation process. How do they view our genetic lab work? Dave Carman
Human laboratory rearrangements of viral structure are less important than and superseded by our own rearrangements (mutations) and cannot alter our primary purpose. Our own creative force regarding our nature is senior to and overrides human genetic experimenting. In many ways, humans, both laboratory technicians and the wider population, are often expeditors of our functioning though they may not be conscious of this and have their own intentions.
We carry on to do our work of balancing no matter how many intermediaries we go through. We are one aspect of rebalancing populations and restoring ecological systems on Earth. Read more . . .
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