Are Dolphins Really Teachers?
From a purely biological perspective, dolphins are
air-breathing mammals that inhabit the ocean. They
have the ability to swim so fast they can propel
themselves out of the water and perform somersaults.
They also make funny little clicking sounds. Although
interesting, that information hardly explains why many
humans find them so fascinating that it borders on obsession.
Why do people love them so much?
It is because:
- seeing one leap into the air makes people of all
ages squeal with delight?
- many autistic children suddenly become more responsive
after swimming with them?
- a person who's normally terrified of water feels
completely at peace when they are present?
- people often exhibit the same brain wave pattern as an
experienced meditator after swimming with them
only once - even if they've never meditated before?
- they're such good midwives? - No kidding!
- most cetacean trainers admit (off the record of course)
that they are much more than circus animals and
that they've had at least one experience with the
dolphins that they describe as spiritual or
extraordinary?
- practically every person who's been with them in the
water says the experience completely changed their
life?
We certainly don't hear comments like that about many
other animals. Hey, wait a minute. We don't hear
comments like that about humans!
They have greatly impacted numerous civilizations.
There have been reports of how they have saved fishermen
from drowning and also assisting them in finding fish
dating back centuries and continuing up to the present
day.
The Dogon tribe of Africa has an amazing record of the
stars and their locations without having any type of
instruments to even see some of the things they have
records for. When asked how they could possibly know
such things, they say their legends indicate that
dolphin beings taught it to them a very long time ago.
A group of Aborigines from Australia call themselves
"the dolphin dreamers."
Throughout Greece there are still countless drawings,
carvings, and mosaics of them. There is an entire
dwelling dedicated to them called "The House of
Dolphins." And of course there's the very famous
Oracle at Delphi.
So, who are they really?
And why do they still receive so much human attention?
I find those questions pretty challenging to answer.
After years of interaction, study, and telempathic
communication, I feel I only grasp, or understand, a
fraction of who they really are. How do I go about
describing a being, or more aptly a consciousness,
that is more advanced than I am?
Of course I'd have to say that dolphins are
extraordinary healers. The comments concerning
autistic children, brain wave patterns, midwifery, and
numerous other forms of healing are very commonplace.
But for me, first and foremost they are teachers. How
is that even possible? I mean how can an animal teach
anything when it lives in the ocean and can't speak
the language?
Every great teacher knows that to really reach all
students they have to use every possible avenue. Some
students must see the information in order to really
grasp it. Others have to hear it. And finally, some
must do it or feel it in order to comprehend.
Like all great teachers, dolphins use more than one
avenue to get their message across. Not only do they
send messages using all three of the methods mentioned
above, but they send the messages in at least three
different ways:
1) when a person is with them physically - viewing or
swimming with them,
2) in dreamtime while the person is sleeping, and/or
3) while the person is in an alpha (meditation) or
theta (deep meditation) brainwave state.
Since 1993 they've been one of my primary sources of
inspiration. I've literally written thousands of pages of
information, insights, and technologies while in a
meditative state and consciously linked to them. I've learned a great deal about energy, vibration, healing, communication, and joy using the telempathic process.
Telempathy is a term coined by Join Ocean to describe
dolphin communication as being telepathic and
empathetic simultaneously. My explanation of it is
that they send a bundle of energy containing a large
volume of information. A person might see images, hear
words, and/or feel a feeling.
Sound familiar?
And the person has instant understanding or knowing of the
information being sent. I seem to be naturally "wired"
to receive it.
And I'm certainly not alone. Volumes have been written
about the feelings of love, joy, and peace experienced
by almost everyone who encounters them in the wild.
Many individuals, including serious scientists,
describe receiving visions that they attribute to the
dolphins.
And some people report that they "actually hear a
voice" when they swim with dolphins. At first this can
be quite disconcerting. You're in the water and
suddenly someone says, "Hello." You look around and
the dolphin is the only one close enough to sound like
that. Quickly the initial shock and disbelief subsides
and is replaced by great excitement. Pretty soon there
is a whole conversation occurring between you and the
dolphin.
If you were able to have such a conversation, what
could you learn from them?
Just take a look once again at the list from the beginning of the article. They have beneficial information for humans related to experiencing more joy, physical and emotional healing,
altering brain waves, transmuting fears, and changing
lives.
Imagine the possibilities . . .
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