Dearest Burake I would love to hear more about your shared experiences with these magnificent beings and anything else they have to share with us.

I am feeling the love, joy, laughter and fun!!!!

The Dolphins and Chris' golden bird.

Thank you, Im sending my own feelings of love, joy, laughter and fun straight back to you.

My kisses to your dolphins, and thank you to them for their joyous beingness and teaching us the wisdom of play. I imagine hearing the dolphin's laughters everyday and that makes me laugh right away!
Sweetsoul

I read your 2 messages above this morning at work, and again just now. They are timely messages for us, and I love how they flow into each other. I like especially this part:

"He was not polite, I thought to myself, but gentle, wise and caring. I was happy to make this new friend that day..."

We are learning now to listen to that inner teacher, as you say. Thanks for putting this story onto this board. It seems to come from your higher self to my higher self, which of course is the same thing, and is who we are now. Not really a higher self, but the true Self. I felt that true Self as I read your words. Thank you for that expression of Divinity my friend.

From my world to yours, Chris

I visited you in Alanya, Turkey - on google earth - and saw the beautiful water where the seagull must have been. Yes, we all help each other to bring the darkened spots to the light. To me, it seems to accelerate any group's growth, when they are joined together for the purpose of bringing the illusion to Truth, dark to the Light. So I am very grateful to be here with you and with this group, because it helps to increase my own awakening awareness.

Thank you for your kind words, and for being my friend. I look forward to more of your stories and messages. They often seem to have a surprise in them too. Which is always fun.

He did indeed
come here to visit
He opened my eyes
And caused me to see

That Beauty was not mine alone
it was you on the beach,
in the dolphin in the sea,
the shells, the sand and the weed

The toss of the wave on the sand
the caress of the breeze when it sings
grand arms are tenderly holding me
letting me fly like the Gull on the wing

To honour and reflect just a small part
of your infinite beauty and wisdom
To be as a mirror to you
is the blessing I share with you now

From the stones to the dreams which
your 'being' has come
You are my old Man from the Sea
and you have always been with me

Much love to you, the child within you as well as the wise old man of the sea.

Jules
'It is in the stillness of my mind that my heart can be heard and questions are answered'

Hi there my friend,from the Southern Land of Australia.(The Great Sothern Land??). I have been sharing your posts and experiences on this ethereal and synchronistic BB. What you described in you latter posts I feel was the connection of the sprits of all of us who have been reading your musings.

For indeed we are all One. As one of our national songs says:

"We are one, but we are many
and from all different lands we come"

and goes on to say
"....we sing in One voice...You are...I am ... We are Australian

( here could change that to'...We are All parts of THE ONE')

Let me echo you Dennis, in appreciation of the feelings expressed and received by your writings Burake. They continue to convey to me when I read them, the truth of friendship and compassion.

And Dennis, thank you for the words of the Australian national song - I had never heard or read them before. I think national anthems have some sort of higher guidance whenever they're written, because they usually have some aspect of a unification of the whole of a country.

Soon I think, we may have a global anthem. Maybe Burake will write it for us - and I can say with confidence that whatever it is that inspires him, is the same source that inspires the global unity that is in the process of forming. It is the same source that inspires the appreciation within Dennis and the rest of us. So. Burake will write that song as will we all, from the Oneness that we are.

It is an alternative national anthem and much more appropriate I feel than the one we have now. In the more enlightened future I think this will be Aussies Song of Truth.

It was written by Bruce Woodley (of 'The Seekers' fame) and Dobe Newton. I have found the whole lyrics and they are below. It is a very meaningful song (I also miswrote a few lines,as you will see in the chorus).

The verses are spoken boldly and strongly and the chorus sung in harmony

'I came from the dream time,
from the dusty red soil plains,
I am the ancient heart - the keeper of the flame,
I stood upon the rocky shore,
I watched the tall ships come,
For forty thousand years I'd been the first Australian.

We are one but we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come,
we share a dream,
And sing with one voice,
I am, you are, we are Australian.

I came upon the prison ship bound down by iron chains
I cleared the land, endured the lash
and waited for the rains.
I'm a settler,
I'm a farmer's wife on a dry and barren run
A convict then a free man, I became Australian.

I'm the daughter of a digger who sought the mother lode
The girl became a woman on the long and dusty road
I'm a child of the depression, I saw the good times come
I'm a bushy, I'm a battler, I am Australian.

We are one but we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come,
we share a dream,
And sing with one voice,
I am, you are, we are Australian.

I'm a teller of stories, I'm a singer of songs
I am Albert Namatjira, and I paint the ghostly gums
I am Clancy on his horse, I'm Ned Kelly on the run
I'm the one who waltzed Matilda, I am Australian.

I'm the hot wind from the desert,
I'm the black soil of the plains
I'm the mountains and the valleys,
I'm the drought and flooding rains

I am the rock, I am the sky,
the rivers when they run
The spirit of this great land,
I am Australian.

We are one but we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come,
we share a dream,
And sing with one voice,
I am, you are, we are Australian. '

NOTE
I am Albert Namatjira, and I paint the ghostly gums
I am Clancy on his horse, I'm Ned Kelly on the run
I'm the one who waltzed Matilda,

The above are well known Aussie icons, both historical and from our literature/culture. A bushy is one who lives in the bush, the outback(real country away from the cities). Battler refers to the common Aussie as in 'Aussie Battler. Aborigines were the first people here( for at least 40,000 years before the white man came and f***** it up) and they have a strong relationship with the earth and land and these lyrics bring this out too. It is eerie the way one is drawn into being one with the experinces/history mentioned. Canetoad and the other Aussies here could perhaps enlighten us more here?? Don't know why the Aussies idolise a robber and killer(Ned Kelly) but they do.

Reading the words make be proud to be of this country and yet I am not Australian born (Born in England. Those white men above were my ancestors) But you can see it speaks of Oneness throughout and that's what grabs me. Bruce Woodley has long been a favorite artist for me. He really got the heart of the nation encapsulated in this alternate anthem. And perhaps the Soul of Gaia with the wonder of life??

Happy Dreamtimes to us all Dennis

'If you put your heart to it
you can do most anything'

P'taah mentions the aborigine in several sessions and how their earlier awareness connections with the Earth and galaxies are to be brought forth in this now for expansion of consciousness within each of us. I have always read anything re Australia and its history with great interest. I understand Australians deep connection with their I AM.

Hi Good to hear from you.

What you say above I feel is true. All these memories and histories are being stirred up now for us to assimilate and transform into love. However I wonder; how does one do that? take me for example: Obviously that song has affected me greatly - I feel I am there experiencing all that vast panorama of history and life experience and a lot of it was pain and suffering and being treated unjustly etc- caused I may add by my ancestors the white man from England. Sometimes I despair at being English, considering all the harm and tyranny my forefathers spread wherever they 'colonised'

So all this is now being brought out in this, our now - that is true throughout our world. Perhaps by it being seared into our consciousness in our 'now', we can heal the past by remembering it all - 'warts and all' as the saying goes; and in our remembrances and better understanding we bring healing to the situation? We heal what we experience as the past at this time in our 'Now'? So is remembering enough or do we need to transform this thru the baby me process or the 4 steps?? Or is there some other way to do this?

You say and I quote:

P'taah mentions the aborigine in several sessions and how their earlier awareness connections with the Earth and galaxies are to be brought forth in this now for expansion of consciousness within each of us. I have always read anything re Australia and its history with great interest. I understand Australians deep connection with their I AM.

Can you suggest how we bring these things'forth for expansion'?

Yes Australiana is very interesting. Yet although many things have been bought to light I still feel that most of what has been done (Re Sorry Day) has been whitewashing abd that most of the 'Westenised Whites' are still feeling /see themselves as smugly superior in all ways. It (the healing) needs to be an individual thing and just saying sorry or other such platitudes wont do it. I feel too that the whole 'Saying sorry 'scenario' was a 'crok'. But perhaps it did do some spiritual heaing to this land and people.

I have een amazed at how I resonate with that particular anthem when, as I said, I am not even Australian.

What say all of us??

Love to All my brothers and sisters especially my Australian ones Dennis

'If you put your heart to it
you can do most anything'

Re Global Anthem

Yes I too think we will have one soon and then a Univeral Anthem as well.

We could use Bruce Woodley's structure and paraphrase it by changing the words but leaving the message:

the chorus

We are one but we are many
And from all the multi - verse we come,
we share a dream,
And sing with one voice,
I am, you are, we are all part of 'The One'

From this one to the many Shalom Dennis

PS Dolphins must be 'things most wondrous to behold'

We started out in Turkey with Burake and now we are from the vast multi- and -paralell verses - The All i.e. the many, being part of The All That Is. In God we live and have our being,just like fishes swimming in the ocean so we 'swim' in the Great I Am

'If you put your heart to it
you can do most anything'

Re how we assimilate and transform anything into love, hey, just acknowledge that you are a perfect, divine expression of Source and you have created it along with the rest of us for the experience. Sounds a little insane?? Well, you don't have to remain expressing insanity when you become aware of who you are (Gods/Goddesses) and consciously follow P'taah's reminders. Accept responsibility, embrace whatever and allow it to be transformed within you.

You are working too hard, struggling too much and just can't believe that conscious creating is that easy.

All that 'stuff' that we have created throughout history is about over. Remembering the cruelty of our past history is like scratching over an insect bite and not allowing it to heal. I still have events in my past that come forward and surprise me. That is part of the process and can be thought of as the little child within each of us. Know that it is OK, be kind to yourself and allow it to transform to love. Remember, we cannot do transformation, only allow it to be.

Suggestion: When we expand a subject past Turkey (which is delightful) what do you think of starting a new subject/string? I've had my Atlas out, located Barake, felt the water and swam with the dolphins. I feel part of Turkey now. Yet sometimes the string gets very long and may not be relative to the beginning subject??? What do you think?

Namaste,
Reese

PS: The July 2008 "Conversations With P'taah" CD, with Chris as guest, is amazing on accepting responsibility.
Clue...accepting responsibility has nothing to do with placing blame.:)