The following is a partial transcript of a communication I did with Wolf in September 2005. As you’re reading this, keep in mind that Wolf is a teacher.
JR: Wolf, with more people learning about animal communication and doing more of it, is there hope for building a bridge between the different species and saving the species of Mother Earth?
WOLF: “We hear your question, sister cub. It is a difficult question to answer, yet a necessary question to ask.
“We are relieved that more of your species is being opened to animal communication, and practicing it, however, we hope it is not too little too late.
“You humans, of course, miss the point (not all, but a majority). Yes, there is great potential for healing with animal communication, but most humans use it in a trivial way. They are concerned about their own spoiled pets – the greater good of Creature-Kind. Animal communication is a language of the cosmos, not to be trivialized.”
JR: I hear you Wolf, but isn’t that a good way to start, with your own pets?
WOLF: “To start, but not to stay there. That’s where the trivialization sets in. It is like being a cub forever, even as an adult, mature wolf. What is to be gained by that? That would be disastrous and lead to certain chaos and death.
“Humans need to be taught how to listen to us animals, not just talk and change our honest input to what they want to hear.
“Hear is the truth.
“People are mostly too self centered to listen to what we and the other animals are saying – they interpret the answers to benefit their own agenda.
“This creates chaos – you humans don’t know how to live without chaos.
“You humans always think the message has to be something more or less than what it is. Where has that gotten you? Into chaos! When so many people hear one message/one truth and then put their own spin on it, how can that not be chaos?
“People must take their love and fascination with their domesticated animals and spread that to all animals – from the amoeba to the great whale. That is where you will truly learn about living with us animals as one.
“People not only need to listen to the message of the message, but speak their own message with a wolf’s heart. That is a heart full of bravery and courage to do and say what must be done for the betterment of the species.
“Once people learn to do this, our world, yes, our world, not just the human world, will be a better place.
“We hope it is not too late for people to hear and learn our message. Go tell, sister cub.”
JR: Thank you Wolf, I will.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
