Wednesday, July 7, 2010 Mystic Radio® with Reiki Master Teacher Robin Alexis After Show Discussion

Whales are definately speaking again - don't know if you saw my post a few days ago about your intention to put a Whale on the website homepage from my one and one session in May. Then yesterday I was boating in the same area where I found the Byrde Whale in January, and when I looked up, there was a complete rainbow circle around the sun - and violet edging the clouds. Last night was also one of the most magnificent sunsets I've seen as well - across the same passage.

Here is my original Whale Tale.

March 2010 - My reply to the email from the friend who also joined me and the whale, and sent me the link to the Seattle times artical which is also below.

.............This gave me chills.....read my post below - The Tribal dance I referred to was performed by the Squaxin in November at Little Creek......thank you so much for sharing! I knew she was a gift. Please also forgive me - you are soooo much more than just another Kayaker - excuse the reference - it was just a simpler for the story.

Another reminder is that night we saw the whale was also when I told you about the Ecology Cards idea - which I came up with that very weekend as well..........maybe that gift was "in the cards" too?

Martha and the Whale Jan.20th 2010

I entirely expected to start this week with another blog entry about green jobs – but something amazing took place this weekend, that I want to share first while it’s still fresh. On a walk along the high banks of Pickering Passage in Puget Sound, I spotted a large object floating in the water just off shore. I suspected it was a Whale, and if so, it was probably no longer living. I decided to grab my kayak so I could go out and take a closer look. You can imagine how I felt, in a one man boat, as I began paddling out after a Whale!

By the time I caught up with it, the current had pulled it closer to shore near the tip of the Island. I actually could have just kept walking…..in any event, the ride was lovely and it still allowed for a much closer look – and touch!

The thought of a dead whale would normally bring up feelings of sadness and sorrow, but as I approached, I was swept up with anticipation. It felt much more like a gift than an omen. And I had her all to myself for a short time, before another Kayaker and other onlookers from shore caught up to the scene. In those private moments, I remembered seeing a native Indian dance where the woman moved their arms, side to side, in the motion of paddling a canoe. With that image in my mind, I circled the magnificent being, stirring the water with my paddle in blessing.

After the blessing, I suddenly remembered the other amazing gift I had seen only the day before. I quickly realized that the Whale had already been blessed in her passage. I had walked to the end of the dock in the Marina the day before, when the sun broke through the clouds giving the raindrops that wonderful “sparkler” effect when they hit the water. A rainbow soon appeared, and I was in awe how it made a perfect half circle from shore line to shore line on either side of the passage. Then the water became so still that the entire rainbow became reflected on the surface creating a full circle. To top it off - the 2 posts of the tall piers, including their reflection, fit just between the mid point of the top of the rainbow, and the midpoint of the bottom half in the reflection. It was the same passage where I spotted the Whale the next day. Her passage was already blessed!

The Whale was about 35ft long, and had latitudinal pleats and groves that started below the mouth, and extended along the underbelly, to a small slit where she would have given birth had she survived. In all my years, I never once imagined I would see a Whale’s vagina up close!

I later was told that she was most likely a Sei Whale, probably about 1 year old. They reach up to 65 feet long when mature. They are also very rare these days off the Pacific Coast, and are usually only found in deep waters. She must have been pulled in by a ship or become lost to appear in the shallow waters of the Puget Sound.

She drifted away that evening, and the next morning I came back to the same beach where she had rested off shore the day before. Near the driftwood, the nights high tide had left a formation of ripple in the sand. They were the same shape and length as the pleats and groves on the Whales belly. It had never occurred to me before how similar they are to the prints the water leaves in the sand are to the underbelly of a Whale. Also the bark on trees - especially Cotton wood.

Oh…the many wonders… all the magic… beyond our imagination… at work every day. My Rainbow Whale encounter experience was truly a gift, and a gift meant to be shared.
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Do Do Do Do - also just finished a painting, which I call sky rider, of our loveley whale.........

Subject: Whale article from Seattle Times

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2011068857_whale14m.html

This was a very moving story. I'm glad the whale ended up with the Squaxin.

Something I enjoy

Submitted by Robin on Tue, 07/20/2010 - 12:54.

http://aguasonic.com/Cetacean/

http://spiritlibrary.com/videos/starchild-global/meditations-for-the-oceans

I shared this with my grandson. We both watch and listen.

Robin Alexis
www.robinalexis.com

Robin, Interestingly, I was

Submitted by wtrott on Mon, 07/12/2010 - 18:44.

Robin,

Interestingly, I was calling someone that you were talking to. They called me back after they hung up with you and spoke to me for the same amount of time you were doing your meditation. I feel less frantic and less aggravated from my neck discomfort.

I went to the ocean this morning to ask for help which was more of a struggle than I thought it would be. I do see an acupuncturist for extreme anxiety and a chiropractor for neck and hip pain. But not during the summer, so I will be going to massage this week for my neck. I am trying to look out for my liver.

Other than seeing a general physician for a physical once a year, I am not seeing anyone regularly. However, my bloodwork for the past three years has shown elevated white blood cell and platelet counts. (And I had been seeing an ob/gyn at Dartmouth after a dermoid was found in my left posterior cul-de-sac which required surgery)

So much to say, but I am withholding because I think you get my drift.

Unless something else that defies medical explanation appears (sorry, I guess I am still aggravated) I would have no reason to see a Western physician.

I do have a positive attitude towards working with you and am willing to do my part,

Wendy