Dimensional Beings Part Two
My new friends who reached out to me on a hike through telepathy have continued. Although at this stage I haven’t seen them in full form, I have experienced them in other ways. I saw the outline of a Being coming towards me via peripheral vision slightly behind my left side which often depicts another dimension. The best way to explain what I saw is to visualize the invisible man with the outline of bright light energy that defines the outline or shape. The Being walked on two legs. The conversation was more statements versus questions, yet I was responding verbally. They did identify themselves to me as to the group they are known as by many to let me know they were in the area.
Initially I thought I entered someone else’s energy feed as I periodically can connect into strong emotional energy that way via a car going past or otherwise with the main distinction as it would not be a belief, thought, or emotion I associate with myself. However, they utilized the exact words and phrases I used the previous night when I described one of my passions while writing about working with animal beings – and I really felt the emotion as I wrote it. I often feel connected to those that on some level feel misunderstood or struggle with acceptance for who they are in general or where they are age wise due to shifting abilities. Often, they are looking for acceptance and love.
For instance, the canine elder that can no longer go out every day for a walk or even do so at the same pace; the feline who is finding the hustle and bustle of family life more challenging in which to find their window for engaging so they stay away from the family, or the animal beings that are more insecure with new people in their home. I was told that the Beings that reached out are quiet or less verbal and are misunderstood. They shared with me different television programs that depict them in scary ways – some were shows I had seen early on in life and stopped watching as the music, the way the camera filmed, and the storylines had an apprehensive feel about them. They did not want others to be afraid of them anymore and they were searching for acceptance and someone willing to listen to them. It was hard to deny the wording used.
In that moment, I was caught off guard and I had to acknowledge the anxiousness that was surfacing in just being told who they were - sasquatches. I have since learned some of this was mine, and some was theirs. That is what they had come to know when interacting on peripheral levels with people. Just like some people are fearful of certain breeds of dogs, the pets that don’t have the same characteristics that live as happy members of your family often don’t understand why people are afraid of them and can become weary when encountering those people.
I also had to get beyond where I was in that moment physically – somewhere I felt safe, completely at home despite being out on a desert trail five miles into an eight-mile loop. I chose to keep moving so I continued processing the experience which walking helps me have. It wasn’t a heavily scrub brush area, in fact it was for the most part a very open space with more low-level plants and flowers, some saguaros, ocotillos, prickly pear cacti, and some desert bushes that were maybe hip high at the tallest. I also had to work through the perceptions around safety and thought processes, something they very much understood.
After returning to my car and driving home, the reconciling and self-questions continued. Why would they announce they were out there if they wanted to bring me harm? They wouldn’t and they don’t. What do they want? Acceptance and to be understood for who they are. Once I worked through these and others, I focused on the experience and reached out to them to inquire whether they were still open to connect with me. They asked if I was willing to see them and I said yes. The next morning around 4am, I awoke to an anxious feeling in my gut – and I was working to understand why I was feeling that way as I had come to terms with the whole experience the night before. After a few minutes of sitting with it, I asked in the dark “is this mine?” It went away immediately, and I acknowledged oh, you (they) are experiencing some anxiousness around our meeting. I said what I have said to many, engagement is up to you – you set the pace and level. I felt strongly that my message was received.
A favorite movie line always comes up at times like this from The Wizard of Oz – “Toto, we aren’t in Kansas anymore!” Stay tuned for Part 3 with the Dimensional Beings in the weeks ahead.
