Moluccans in the Mist

Well this morning I had one of those visionary experiences that seem to make my life worthwhile. If you don’t believe in that kind of thing, well I can’t help you but I sure do believe in them. I used to be a skeptic myself until these incredible experiences started happening to me. Now whether this is because I have two degenerative brain diseases, I don’t know but it is said that we with brain illnesses are more psychic than others.

So this morning as I lay exhausted in bed but unable to sleep, it was dark outside except for the silver slivers of moonlight penetrating through the treetops. Just as monochrome were the visions which appeared in front of my tired eyelids. I realized after a few minutes that I was seeing through the eyes of a Moluccan cockatoo at one of the sanctuaries I visited last week! This cockatoo showed me the lovely landscaped grounds of the sanctuary and one Moluccan who was hopping around outside of the aviary. I think that 'loose' Moluccan may have been one in spirit, and maybe one I used to know!

As I looked around through this bird’s eyes, seeing the same moonlight fall upon the scenery around him, I noticed that he didn’t seem to be in a cage. Then he seemed to move closer and closer to the mesh which covers the aviaries. At last I could see the mesh clearly and only then it became clear that he was in a cage. In other words, he didn’t see himself as being in
a cage and purposely moved closer to the mesh so I could identify that he was. Not only that but this helped me identify which of the two sanctuaries I visited that he was ‘beaming’ to me from.

I just love these types of experiences. The CIA would call it ‘remote viewing’ I suppose. The clarity of them is incredible. It is not really what I would call a vision but rather a shared experience. Visions are usually a mixture of monochrome and color while these remote viewings are always monochrome.

Regardless, I am receiving communications from the cockatoos at this sanctuary on a regular basis ever since visiting there. These are some happy birds. I will fill you in more on this sanctuary later as I will be helping them gain a web presence very soon.