Readers mail: About Paranormal Communications with Nature

Readers mail: About Paranormal Communications with Nature:

From Claudia:

Hi Sunbow, I just want to share some photos and ask your opinion on them, what do you think is the meaning of these circular/bended sticks and branches? I wasn’t going to ask anyone as I wanted to keep it to myself and just let it be nothing significant or just the way they bend but something in the back of my mind itches for me to ask you about them.

I know that you don’t like to be absolute or black or white with your answers to these things in particular as they are very personal and I completely understand and appreciate this approach. This new house my mother bought, I intuitively drove up the road into the mountain about 5 mins, and found this trail which gives a view of most of my city all the way to the beach shoreline.

On the way there the rainforest feels so very magical and mystical. Sometimes I take photos and even just the colours and patterns of the trees are outstanding and inspire me creatively. I like collecting the spiralled or spiralling twigs and sticks because they are beautiful to me and I want to create some type of art with them. But I also feel bad sometimes, like I shouldn’t be taking something even as small as a twig, and I don’t know if this is just me making myself feel bad for enjoying nature or some other trying to tell me they don’t want me to take these things.

Today, I was taking a photo of one of the trees because it reminded me of human bodies, when pressure is applied to our fat for example and it creates ripples. As I was taking the photo I noticed a small rectangle that indicates that the phone camera detects a face and is trying to zoom in on it. You will notice there is no one else in the photo, as there was no one even in front of me for the duration of the trail.

When I came to where about the face was detected, I stopped, and thought it would be nice to sit down for a bit, and I turned to look at a magpie, or some time of corvid looking at me. I don’t believe magpies are common in North Queensland and they are supposed to be black and white, this one was a black fellow with I believe a white stripe to his beak. I love corvids, they are special to me and I felt he (or she) was a protector.

Anyway, there are countless structures like this throughout the 6km of trail (up the mountain to the lookout then down again to a different entrance to a differently named trail.) The windings and ropings of the branches and vines are incredible, it’s such a shame you did not visit the Australian rainforest when you were here, it is unlike any other part of Australia. The rainforest is a very very special and spiritual type of biome in my opinion.

I also took pictures of a tree that reminded me of spinal bones or the like showing through skin. Some also look like the webbed part of our hand where the thumb and pointer connect when it is splayed. Most of the structures I have not taken pictures of either because they don’t come out good on photo, or I feel just should not be photographing them for some reason.

I truly feel like my mother and I (without so much my mother knowing) were supported with the purchase of this property and land, it is so much closer to the mountains and I feel the forest people (be it Yowie or other inner dwellers) are encouraging me and supporting me to connect more with my heart and the land every day.

I noticed this the second time I went on the trail, not sure what exactly it is, it appears to be a dream catcher or something of the like but I am not familiar with them. It emanated the most beautiful loving energy and I was so pleased to see it because it means that there is someone else who walks this trail who appreciates and is connected with nature and the forest like me. It was all made with nature, except maybe some string from the shop. Even the bits of glass on the bottom appear to be sea glass or freshwater/estuary river glass. I hope one day I can make something so beautiful.

Also notice the little pockets/beads of light shining through the trees, it looks as if the sun is shining through them however the sun was directly above me, also notice the coloured auras around the light pockets, I don’t know if I’m explaining this well enough to understand.

Thank you and I hope you are doing well. You have helped me and so many others so much. 

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SunBôw’s reply:

Greetings Claudia, 

Nice to hear from you. Thanks for the photos reminding me of my time in Queensland, which a few friends and I prefer to call Yowie Land. I never made it to the famous Daintree Rainforest, as I was interrupted on my course by the lockdown. But I explored the Paluma Range north of Townsville, which looks pretty much like a jungle to me, with similar vegetation as in your photos. There we heard calls and wood knocks and had a visual of a Yowie watching us from a distance, as I might have mentioned before.

I saw a few goanas while downunder, including one of an impressive size, but finding an egg in a nest like you did is quite special. I’m a bird nerd and as far as I know, there are some six subspecies of the Australian magpie with different markings, three species of ravens of and two of crows, one of which in the north has a white line on the neck. Another corvid you probably know, the currawong, is also black with a bit of white. 

About picking up objects, Mother Nature offers her beauty and resources for us to appreciate and use with respect. However, when taking anything like twigs, pebbles or harvesting plants, especially something special calling your attention, it is always better to ask for permission first, give thanks, and give something back, even if only a small offering, whether a prayer or a chant, smudge, a feather, a pinch of tobacco or sacred herbs, or if nothing else is available, even a bit of your own hair, which carries your DNA.

You don’t have to repeat the offering every time you pick a plant or a rock, if you ask and give thanks to all the spirits of Nature around you. This way Nature spirits can know clearly our intentions and will give more willingly and generously, even surprises we did not expect. 

The Forest People also are known to leave gifts to those they like to communicate with, more so with those who are grateful and give back. Yet, it is important to remember that the intention matters more than the object offered and the clearer the intention is expressed, the better it is received, so the better are the chances of a response. This same principle applies on all levels with all beings, in a spirit of mutual respect and fair exchange. 

The dream catchers you found were probably left as offerings by someone who communes with Nature. Yet, the Forest People are also known to do weavings, crafts and other forms of art. As for the small arched structures, some say they could be made by certain birds that build bowers like the lyrebird, which might be the case at times, but some do look quite large, intricate and intriguing. Some Original Elders and interspecies communicator friends with whom I observed similar low arched structures, namely in Victoria and southern Queensland, attribute them to the small Hairy Humanoids called Junjeri, Nit-nit or Nimbinj, among other names they are known by downunder.

They have a somewhat eerie reputation among some tribes, being infamous for taking children, like other Hairy Humanoids are reported to do at times, but is it really to abduct or to educate them? The Junjeri can connect easier with children who are pure hearted and about their size than with adults fearing, hunting or ignoring them. I had encounters with them and I can attest that they are very witty and wise teachers, so trying to outsmart them is a risky business. I found out it is preferable to try to make friends with them while in their territory. Their small size is not proportional to their great strength, physical as psychic. 

About the face your camera detected, it is not too unusual, yet it makes us wonder if the Artificial intelligence (?) itself is not influenced by pareidolia, which would maybe make it more justifiable for the human mind to be (?). Faces and other familiar shapes can often be randomly perceived within the fabrics of Nature and are usually explained away as the products of pareidolia or apophenia.

However, before those Greek terms became in vogue via psychology, faces appearing in Nature were taken more seriously in ancient shamanic cultures. In fact, while some cases are surely the products of imagination, the meaning and significance of each experience concerns only the experiencer.

If it provides comfort, guidance or understanding, then it is worth considering. If such visions or signs appear at specific moments in special places, like on a quest, it might add to their importance. With meditation and other shamanic or spiritual practices, we become more perceptive and aware of the energies surrounding us, so the presences and faces of spirits become easier to perceive, clearer and more obviously defined, even with our eyes closed, and with practices, communication can be established.

We always have free choice whether we want or not to see beyond the veil into other dimensions and depending on our choices, the manifestations will either intensify or dim out and vanish. We include all our relations in our prayers, including the ones we are not aware of yet. 

Once we understand that everything is consciousness, spirit is everywhere, and evolved beings with interdimensional knowledge can impregnate the elements and the environment and manifest through them in any form they choose at any given moment, just like higher consciousness can incarnate momentarily through an animal, then we start to pay attention and the signs we are given become meaningful, whether -and mainly- only for us.

Many people post photos of interdimensional faces of beings they see in trees, rocks, clouds or elsewhere that may or may not be easy to distinguish and whose significance can be more or less vague. In an unadvised audience, this type of content usually only leads to ridicule, denial and questioning of the witness’ mental health by the uninformed crowds. This is why trying to report on paranormal sightings is extremely difficult and frustrating, since cameras are not always available and ready, and they never capture what the eyes can see even in normal times, so whatever they can record of such apparitions is rarely conclusive nor can it transmit the whole experience. 

As an example, my sister, who never had any paranormal experience and has rather stayed clear from such realities, was reading Book 1 of The Sasquatch Message to Humanity, when she paused to ask for a sign, and as she looked up, a smiling Sasquatch face appeared in the clouds, which made her cry and answered her question, confirming the validity of the information. For most, this could be an insignificant coincidence coupled with pareidolia, but for the experiencer, such an instant can bring a new understanding and mean a life changing realization. From my observations with hundreds of people, when one opens up to the presences of higher consciousness beings and to the possibility of contact, it is a paradigm changing awakening. 

The most successful approach with such beings and the best relation we can develop with them is to treat them as teachers and spiritual guides, and this is best achieved through telepathy. These connections can grow into lifetime friendships, offering spiritual support and guidance from powerful allies on our path. Such relations with spiritual guides can be cultivated with goodwill and efforts that often summarize to working on oneself, meaning becoming a better relative with all life, building peaceful relations, engaging in soul healing and leaving good tracks for the future generations. 

At that point, the never ending search for physical evidence becomes obsolete, at best entertaining, while the desire to prove anything to anyone becomes pointless. What is the most important and significant is the teachings and the healing these learning experiences and contacts can provide and more so, what we do with these gifts. 

While it feels reassuring and freeing for experiencers to share their experiences, offering as well comparative information to widen our perspectives, find confirmations and reach a better understanding, with time, these connections with our spiritual guides become more and more personal and intimate, while the need to share about them publicly diminishes. When my connection with them became established, they asked me to share what they taught me through my books and on this SCENIC website providing a considerable data bank available to the interested public. The response and feedback were astounding from an ever growing international audience and these disclosure efforts continue to make ripples that reach deep and far. 

The greatest achievement my literature and website might have accomplished is to have created connections and provided a safe space for experiencers and interspecies communicators to share their experiences, insights, knowledge, guidance and advice, between themselves and to seekers, researchers or anyone interested.

Yet over the years, my connection with our Forest Elders has become more and more private. What we do speaks louder than what we say and knowledge becomes really useful when applied in practical applications and concrete actions that transform consciousness and lifestyles. Spiritual growth is a daily journey without days off, the speed of the progress is measured by the amount of dedication and practice we invest into the evolution process.

Free will is the greatest of wealths, but also a double edged sword which we must learn to use wisely and master for the best interest of all life, with the time and energies life has granted us. Becoming a blessing and a source of blessings is certainly one of the highest goals we can aim at and among the noblest missions one can pursue. 

Finally, it turned out that this ended up winding into a long message, hoping these words can help provide some answers. I’ve been less online lately, keeping busy with many projects on the land like harvests, plantations of medicinal roots, and developing a food forest by introducing new fruit bearing trees and shrubs, perennials and pollenizer friendly flowers, enhancing the local biodiversity. There was snow on the ground yesterday, just a teaser, yet a reminder of the seasonal change and the preparations it implies like stacking firewood and cleaning up the chimney. This last half of autumn will be spent more indoors, with projects like a production of medicinal plant and mushroom extracts, and next, getting back to working on a new book this winter, the fourth and final volume of my autobiography. 

While apparently, the global situation might quickly sink into chaos and conflicts, it is more crucial and vital than ever to build the world and the future we wish for, for us and our children, and their children’s children.

Create safe refuges, keep sacred spaces, find your allies, build communities, work with Nature, honor Her gifts, count your blessings, give thanks, evolve forward. These are the best words of advice I could offer now to those who care to read. Blessings to all…