Sheep of Lismore
A couple of months ago, I connected with some chatty, wise sheep in Ireland who wanted to share how many compassionate and loving people, when witnessing an animal in despair, often find themselves connecting with anger, frustration, helplessness and despondency.
I was gently told by these sheep, how many humans are challenged to connect with love when they see and feel other animals in challenging situations and environments such as intensive production environments.
This disconnection, they advised, is a developed human survival tactic, formed by acquired belief systems to disassociate between what they are seeing and what they are feeling. The mind converts a sentient being into something ‘owned’, a ‘product’ or an whole species. The individuality of someone, rather than something, becomes an oversight.
This ovine community in Lismore, as a collective, asked us to not make their challenges our challenges but instead use the energy we feel and re-focus it towards love for them. “Please don’t dwell in anger, hatred or frustration. Allow the initial emotion to empower you to act and not stay in the emotion. Feel and connect with the love you have for us, not focus on those effectuating events. You are bypassing us when you focus elsewhere and we become invisible.”
Being unseen through distraction and unseen through indifference is still unseen.
The recent Queen Hind shipping tragedy in the Black Sea* converted this message into a challenging practical exercise for me when feelings of helplessness and despondency over-whelmed me to the point of actually becoming helpless. I was so emotionally over-whelmed, I blocked my instinct to connect in with these animals. After a reset, thanks to the animals, I was guided to check-in with the trapped sheep to ask them for their perspective and needs.
Following an initial request for group energetic healings to ease their Transition and trauma, their insight continued on from the conversation I had been sharing with their Irish counterparts a couple of months prior.
These compassionate sheep wanted to help people make a connection through realisation. They were empowering people to make their own connection. Bringing many communities, from very different perspectives and occupations together to save them, they forced these peop
le to really see.
Those involved in the capsizing and rescue were exposed to the suffering and trauma these beings endured. They were also all exposed to love and compassion during the rescue. All those previously unaware of how significant these sheep were to others, saw that people were connecting and genuinely caring for them. Each sheep being valued for who they are, not what they are. Perspectives were adjusted. Not matter how big or small, it was a shift.
Many animals are sharing the message that it is this exposure to love which will bring about change.
“Light cannot be taken over by darkness. Light shows us what’s in the darkness. It shines for us to see.”
No feeling = No action.
The sheep continued to explain how, if we feel nothing there is nothing to stimulate us into action and we remain passive. In this instance, the action of rescuing and recovering those trapped sheep created change itself. It brought about a shift of energy, in individuals and globally.
Those who are healers, empaths and others feeling it strongly are being asked to be a connection between those experiencing the trauma and all those learning fr
om it, including themselves.
By shaking the Universal Web, these wise animals are waking us all up. Events will become more intensive until there is an implosion. The sheep shared how it will not be a destructive explosion but an internal, implosive shift in growth.
The energy in the waters surrounding the Queen Hind created large ripples along the Black Sea, taking the effects over distance with them. Effects which have already created change and opened discussion.
* A live export ship capsized in the Black Sea near Romania. Over 14,400 sheep died with 254 rescued over 5 days. All 21 human crew survived.
Bee Insight
I asked our bee friends “What is it we need to be doing?” and their reply:
“Be aware.
Be aware of what you can do, not what is going ‘wrong’ in your environment.
Just one flower will feed many of us and pollinate many plants.
Be that one flower and enrich your environment and others around you.
There are ‘layers’ within existence and we are the foundation layer. We provide a stable ‘base’ on which other’s survival needs rely.
If we are not healthy and our environment secure, the layers above us will be fragile. They will become weak and break down.
We ask that you help keep our environment fulfilled so we can remain healthy and support others, including yourself.”
The bees also ask that we shift our perspective to the plants.
“Think before you remove plants:
Would someone else benefit from having that plant in their lives? Why do you feel the plant needs to go? Who will be impacted if you remove that plant? Can that plant be replanted?
Plants offer us flowers as gifts. We work together. Please don’t destroy our relationship and combined purposes.
Encourage growth and harmonious living. Educate yourselves on ways to assist and work with us so we can assist you.
It is not about saving us, it is about supporting us.”
If one flower and one bee can do so much, imagine what one person can do.
Wyatt
I met this little fellow in England recently. S/he’d taken up residence at my sister-in-law’s family home and we greeted each other daily during my visit.
I nicknamed her/him Wyatt and this was Wyatt’s message:
“The Web is all – home, life and nourishment.
Humans are often clumsy, accidentally destructive. You don’t understand and see yourselves harming and killing. Even when it’s intentional, you don’t understand what you are doing.
Look after the web and it will look after you.
What we put in, we receive.
Even when you feel you’re in isolation, working on and connecting with yourself, you’re supported and connected with all.
You’re still giving and receiving energy with all around you.”
A wise, precious insight from another wonderful messenger.
Thank you, Wyatt.
“When you look at our herd, see the many Souls, not just one ‘item’. That’s a classification. We do not recognise or relate to each other, or you, as a ‘classification’.
“We have different tasks. Like in a garden, there are different needs. Different species tend to Mother Earth and our Universe from different perspectives and skills. One may propagate while another ploughs. A different species will fertilise while another cultivates. Some species are there to simply offer their energy while others manage. We all have a task and we all work together.When one species takes advantage of the system, imbalance and disharmony will remain until balance is restored.”
Spartacus.
This is Spartacus.
He is a young cat who has adopted the human family at Love and Nature Healing Retreat in Italy.
Just like many human children entering recent lifetimes, Spartacus shared how he has entered this lifetime with knowledge and wisdom for his adopted family and others. He emphasised it’s the young of all species who are bringing knowledge with them, not just humans.
Spartacus shared: New generation = New perspectives. They are bringing new methods of connecting, teaching and growth.
Mother Earth has requested a new Board and Committee to oversee things.
This confirms what was shared in recent conversations where the animals have shown there will be a shift in the generational belief systems of humans. Instead of instilling their own beliefs on future generations, parents will be allowing children to access their own knowledge and belief systems that they bring with them. A form of passive parenting and observation where adults will learn from children. The young of all species being born now will remember previous knowledge, bringing their insight and messages through into this lifetime for everyone to learn from and grow.
There will be a new era of multispecies generations working together.
Sharing how he is here to work with the young daughter of his adopted family, Spartacus commented that he will be a Spirit Companion to her as well as physical. They will grow together. Spartacus is going to show her a balance between non-physical strength and gentleness, while sharing how to adapt to her environments, physical changes, situations etc. Their bond is strong and they will learn and grow together.
Spartacus explained how this Spiritual and Physical Companionship will be replicated through multiple young new interspecies relationships. Relationships built on equality, respect and compassion will evolve where humans see no more need to ‘own’ or feel superior over another animal. Spartacus asked that adults choose to recognise this shift and allow it to happen freely.
The Animals explained that they have attempted to bring this shift through before but we (humans) were not quite ready. It was too chaotic and their messages and knowledge were not being heard. Humans have since calmed their energy and raised their vibration, as a species, and are now ready. There will still be those who feel challenged and will resist but they now have an openness within them.
Spartacus commented “They are seeing with blinkers but they are still seeing. Compassion with the truth will gently remove those blinkers and reduce the chaos.”
I was shown how some beings need to gently acclimatise their eyes to the light, to prevent shock. Spartacus confirmed this with “they will be blinded and not see anything if it happens too quickly.”
We are being asked to spend no energy reacting to those who resist, just keep our energies focussed on sharing the truth, knowledge and messages being shared.
We will all have our ah-haa moment when we are ready.
Trixie.
Trixie is a recent mum who wanted to share how other animals not only teach us, they learn from us, too.
Following the Transition of her previous chicks, through human interaction, Trixie was reluctant to allow others near her new hatchlings at the time of my visit. She explained how she had, initially, felt very blasé about her requirement to protect and was being taught its importance for survival. She also understood the need to pass this survival lesson on to future generations.
Thankfully, all around her were respecting her wish for non-contact and honoured her lesson, offering her a safe place to nurture.
Trixie continued to explain how that challenging experience was a very big lesson for her as a new mum and hen, sharing how, as with humans, motherhood for all species can involve rapid learning ‘on the job’.
Remaining grateful for the time she enjoyed with her young chicks, Trixie confided how she wished for more time with them and would have loved to experience their growth with her but she ultimately understands it was their choice to Transition. The reasons for their Transitions were not shared and I didn’t feel the need to ask. It was between Trixie and her chicks.
By sharing the knowledge that if she had asked her chicks to stay with her in their physical, Trixie showed how they would have been living her version of their existence. She did not want that and instead honoured their journey, along with hers, choosing to concentrate on loving them every moment she shared with them.
Trixie wanted to remind us all to love who we are with, those we share our lives with.
“Give them all your love. Don’t feel you have ‘lost’ love when someone passes. Reconnect with the love you have for those you are still with.”
That is how Trixie said she dealt with the physical ‘loss’ of her chicks.
She showed me over and over to simply “love someone, who is with you, with all you have. Offer them your love as unconditionally as you’d want love. Do this while you are together.”
Trixie noted how humans have an ability to provide this pure love more freely and openly only after a loved one has Transitioned.
Sharing how she experiences the pain and loss of grief, as humans do, Trixie mentioned how, by understanding that there was purpose and choice within these events, the longevity and deepness of the emotions she experiences is eased.
The emotions and feelings Trixie has in common with humans highlights the knowledge that all beings are, fundamentally, the same. I have seen on numerous occasions how these sensitive creatures feel and experience as we do. Trixie has chosen to love and nurture her new hatchlings, utilising her recently gained knowledge from humans. Teaching, nurturing loving and providing for them, and their needs, freely as individuals while recognising the need for gentle protection.
Referring to how her chicks chose to Transition, Trixie asked me to remind others of their own free will and to respect it in others. She wishes for all humans to make the realisation that we are all free and that freedom can only come from ourselves. Unconditional love empowers that freedom in others, through the release of expectations of behaviour, physicality, love and presence. It is only ourselves who can enable our own true freedom.
Structured definitions of society, relationships, community, genders and most aspects within human existence create boxes and labels encouraging conformity, filtered options, judgement and expectation. Trixie shared how, if we simply chose to love those we want to exist with, and who we share our life’s purpose with, these boxes and labels become defunct. We create them unnecessarily.
Animals tend not to expect from or ‘box’ humans, unlike the reverse. They accept who we are, unconditionally, and allow us our freedom, physically and emotionally. How we experience the relationship is our choice.
Many humans, as much as they love their companions, still hold some variance of expectation over them. By providing for them, we expect returns of loyalty, obedience and/or companionship. We begin to forget they still have free will and choice. Through offering anything in exchange for something else, emotionally, physically or mentally, a relationship becomes unequal and can lead to inferred ownership. Ownership over another’s actions, obligations, behaviour or otherwise. A common misconception in many human-non human/human-human relationships but rare in non human relationships.
Some wonderful words and wise insight from the gentle Trixie in Italy. If you have any questions or comments regarding Trixie’s message, please feel free to share. The animals who are sharing these insights are keen to provide clarity and encourage discussion.
