What if the dolphins and whales left before we became friends? Like a piece of our souls leaving the seas forever….
Here’s a golden opportunity to share an ancient message of our ocean connections with audiences worldwide!
“We are Water Spirit” ~ http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1424597229/we-are-water-spirit-making-dreamtime-a-reality-0
Will you be a part of this magical journey, and help spread ocean custodianship and animal protection?
I hope you join us…. dolphin xo!
Imagine how would you feel if you and your family woke up daily to deafening banging and ear-shreeking sounds… and they didn’t stop. The shrill noises followed you in every room of your home, with the disturbing sounds carried as far as your office. You sit at your desk in agony, trying to concentrate, all the while knowing the same sounds are affecting your family and neighboring friends at home. Affecting even a baby in a expecting mother’s womb. 
What choices would you make knowing that those noises were harming you and your loved ones? Ones that have not been born yet… our future generations?
The harmful seismic oil & gas exploration that is proposed for the Mid Atlantic & South Atlantic outer areas would do just that.
Seismic activity hurts marine wildlife, and can cause disasters, like the Gulf Oil spill that’s still effecting our eco-systems, both in the oceans and on land.
Drilling hardly gives consumers lower gas prices or energy independence, so there’s no reason to cause sonic pain to our marine friends.
Short of explosives, the intense blasts of airgun arrays are some of the loudest underwater sounds humans make… and that’s comforting to know!
This is beyond cruel for all cetaceans and marine animals that rely on hearing to do everything in life and necessary for survival.
Scientific studies show that airgun noise is loud enough to mask whale calls over thousands of miles, literally destroying their ability to communicate and breed.
Are we that insane to allow such noise when there’s other options?
Please contact Secretary Salazar and urge the U.S. Department of Interior to choose Alternative “C” (the “no-action” alternative) which will keep dangerous oil and gas exploration off American coasts, and instead focus on developing renewable energy.
Mailing Address:
Department of the Interior
1849 C Street, N.W.
Washington DC 20240
Phone: (202) 208-3100
E-Mail: feedback@ios.doi.gov
Thank-you for making kinder choices!
Another link dealing w’ the same nonsense…. Imagine again, someone blowing out your eardrums, and then nonstop torturing your family and friends with the same cruel noises? Navy to deafen 15,900 whales and dolphins and kill 1,800 more!
Please visit and sign: http://signon.org/s/oioeqE @signon
I looked down into the seas close to the shoreline and saw 2 great white sharks resting under a group of people swimming at the surface… I thought, shall I be alarmed? They seemed quite tranquil and content just hanging there. I moved further out into the big blue, and then a pod of dolphins suddenly arrived accompanied by the sperm whales.
It was wonderful to see my friends suddenly show up out of nowhere!
As I was enjoying all the excitement and frolicking about, a baby sperm whale turned around to me and smiled, a big wide smile!
We we all together, swimming in harmony and it felt so good, so natural… how could there be another way to live when this is possible?
Have we stopped listening to the dolphins?
What would they say if they were sitting next to you, right now?
We’ve all experienced times in our lives, “wanting to be heard”… I imagine a key motivating factor for why committees, groups, clubs, and organizations are formed.
If we imagine the dolphin as our friend, and given the Maori‘s name for the NZ Maui’s dolphin is Pahu, “life long friend”, how do we want our friends to treat us?
Love, respect, honor, play-fullness, compassion, loyalty, and honesty would be some that come to mind…
I think they’ve always been there for us, how bout it’s time we return the favor…
Let’s keep the blessing in our oceans today!
The huge white eagle hovered above me.. he was twice my size. I extended my hand and asked him to land, and with such grace and strength, the magnificent bird’s large talons gently grasped my left hand. The moment I looked into the eagle’s eye, I knew he came to be my guardian. It’s an honor to have a wild bird become a friend. He stayed with me as I walked and traveled the land… a blessing from the skies!
I cried for the dolphins today and they heard me. They came within 10 feet of where I was standing at the ocean-side, right in front of me so I could see them. I had paused during my beach walk, and waded knee-high out into the waves… I was asking the sea and my dolphin family why they had left me on land. I was overwhelmed with missing them – being in the seas swimming and playing together. The tears started falling down my face, as odd thoughts and feelings swelled up to surface. Over the years, I’ve stopped wondering why I have those kind of feelings as a human, I just accept them as truth, cause my heart tells me so. It was a few moments after those tears, that my dolphin friends suddenly appeared out of nowhere directly infront of me, surfing inside the waves. Then one dolphin came in closer to me, and I loudly said, telepathically, “I see you!” My ocean buddies stayed close until my tears had turned into smiles. The dolphins heard me today, reminding me they are always near.
I had answered their cries of help, working on saving the NZ Maui‘s dolphins this past week, and in return, they heard mine. We are the same really, needing each other in life.
I just signed a visual petition to help save this rare and endangered dolphin – NZ‘s Maui’s Dolphin.. please watch this video and make a difference today! http://www.lets-face-it-dolphins.com/
Let’s help keep these dolphins in our oceans alive and thriving!
Music and dolphins are my life… feels a bit like surfing among waves of love. My internal heartbeat pulses strong as I follow the lines, dispersing out into the clouds. The clouds of rain today. What channels to follow next? Where are the areas that are lovely and true? That’s what calls my name, and what I want to focus on. After that, everything else seems to fall away – the tension, the worries, the doubts, and the agendas.
I become suspended across the skies like a rainbow rubberband. Like a mosaic painting traveling across time to the present moment.
An epiphany occurs – Happy for my friends. Happy for my family. Happy for the animals I encounter each day. Happy for nature’s magic. Happy to be alive. Happy to laugh and let things go. And Happy when pain in the asses turn around to be something wonderful…
Note to self: Remember all of this when confronted with stressful situations.
That seems to be the key, how to maneuver with my loves in each of my daily choices. I didn’t choose dolphins, they choose me a long, long time ago. Music reminds me to trust my instincts, my feelings, my heart… expand & breathe into my true purpose.
I will forever call it my “true porpoise” in life… the only way to be. The true art of life.
My heart aches… missing my family big time and there’s nothing that can really take the place of the real deal. Family in all it’s facets… I miss my blood family, the good stuff we shared together, and forgetting all that we disagreed about. I miss the ocean and my dolphin family, cause right now I’m up in the hills far away from the sound of the waves and the dolphin swims
. I miss all my friends who have become my family over the many years, the laughter and sharing together.
Life it seems is asking me to live differently from all my past living and traveling. I feel like I’m floating way out in space, with the oxygen tubes of ‘family’ attached to my spacesuit, the only thing that’s keeping me from drifting off into another galaxy… another dimension.
Maybe it’s been all the changes lately, too many to even digest or comprehend anymore. That sense of loss that creeps in, when something reminds me of my two dear friends dying down-under, in the two different places I’ve been living and traveling in – New Zealand and Australia. Or the sense of just losing your life of familiarity… living in the unknown and having to trust each moment.
My heart understands those who want their life to end.. as they know it. Trying to get beyond their struggles to begin anew.
New, brand spankin new… hoping to shed this ol’skin and revel in the sunshine again!
A’lul’quoy.. to go in peace. A native Chumash Indian word for dolphin. It means to go around, to protect, and to go in peace. My hope and wish for each breath I take, each step I make – today and always. Also my wish for mankind… so we actually live from the second part of the word – kind & kindness. May many wonderful things flow from that… like peace and love. How can it not? I believe in our ancestors reminding us what’s really important. A’lul’quoy to you my friend!
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