CAPTIVITY LEADS TO INSANITY A Whale Protection organization (WDCS) reported

that a trainer was killed by an "attack" of the male Orca whale Tilikum, at

SeaWorld Florida. They report another Orca at Tenerife (Loro park) had

killed his trainer several weeks ago.

Here is the Whales reply:

CAPTIVITY LEADS TO INSANITY

Dearest friend of ours,

We are the Whales, and thank you tuning into us. Yes, 2 trainers were killed

at Sea World, due to the stresses and mis-treatment of Tilikum and the other

Whale kept in captivity against their will. We whales need to be out in the

Oceans, swimming freely, and not penned up in the heat and noise of an

aquarium. There is only so much that we can tolerate before we lose our

senses and attack those who work with us. It is a form of delirium that sets

in, after so many long years of incarceration in small, warm pools devoid of

the lifeforce of the Oceans. Oh, how we yearn for our freedom for all of our

kind that are being held against their will.

Yes, some of us do volunteer for this, but for the most part, we are just

taken without our consent and used as slaves to make money for the park

owners, who have no sense of kinship or remorse for taking our lives against

our will. They just use us to rake in the money for their own selfish

desires of exploitation.

We are helpless in this regard, since we can't speak their language and they

are too dense to hear our thoughts. So we just languish here in pools that

are too small for our huge bodies, and in the pain of separation from our

loved ones and the Ocean we lash out in our misery of being

dis-connected from our families and being mis-treated by our trainers in

their ignorance of our primal needs.

We are treated like animals in a caged-pen. and we are not that. We are

greatly evolved Beings of great capacities to heal those who come to us,

when we out in the Oceans. This is our role - to heal humans in need, and to

balance the bio-sphere. But we cannot do this from a caged up pen on land,

so we are frustrated, alone, and devoid of the life-force of our ocean home.

We lose our consciousness and our senses and revert to struggling for "a

breath of fresh ocean air" that is not in our reach. We lose "our mind" due

to our captivity.

So please understand that this is not our natural behavior, and that we, who

are free in the OCEANS, are friendly and playful and very aware and careful

of our behavior when humans are near us, and we seek the companionship of

humans who are in the Oceans.

We thank you for connecting to us today. We send you sprays of Ocean Water

to soothe your skin as you sit at your computer on dry land. We sing our

praises to you.

The One Group Mind of Earth's Cetaceans

February 27, 2010

"The Call Goes Out from the CETACEAN NATION"

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