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Re: On the Beach

I had the great good luck to swim with the dolphins in the Florida Keys, at the Dolphin Research Center.    It's been a while since I did that, but it was an amazing adventure that will stay with me forever.   To be up close, and touch these incredible beings was so much fun. 

Like visavis said, they come up to you and kiss you.  Its amazing to touch their skin and see how it feels almost exactly like a divers wet suit.   The trainers at this center also allow you to hold onto their back fins and pull you around, and it's unreal how strong they are and how easily they can just tug you along.   They also, from what I perceived, act like small children in way, that are so shy and playful, and of course filled with joy.  I'm sure everyone already knows this but to actually see it and have them play with you individually makes it really something.

In another area of this center, the group I was with was allowed to sit on a dock and put your hands in the water to let the dolphins swim by and touch you or just play with you.   As it turns out, the older dolphins would be very delicate as they swam by, but there was one younger dolpin with it's mother that seemed so curious and wanted to play.   I was amazed at how it loved to be touched and stroked too, as it swam by, and would come closer and closer as it sensed how much you wished to play with it.

To see those big eyes up close looking at you and then to play with them is really something everyone should experience at least once.

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  • Registered: 2005-09-18

Re: On the Beach

PleiadeanHealer wrote:

I had the great good luck to swim with the dolphins in the Florida Keys, at the Dolphin Research Center.    It's been a while since I did that, but it was an amazing adventure that will stay with me forever.   To be up close, and touch these incredible beings was so much fun. 

Like visavis said, they come up to you and kiss you.  Its amazing to touch their skin and see how it feels almost exactly like a divers wet suit.   The trainers at this center also allow you to hold onto their back fins and pull you around, and it's unreal how strong they are and how easily they can just tug you along.   They also, from what I perceived, act like small children in way, that are so shy and playful, and of course filled with joy.  I'm sure everyone already knows this but to actually see it and have them play with you individually makes it really something.

In another area of this center, the group I was with was allowed to sit on a dock and put your hands in the water to let the dolphins swim by and touch you or just play with you.   As it turns out, the older dolphins would be very delicate as they swam by, but there was one younger dolpin with it's mother that seemed so curious and wanted to play.   I was amazed at how it loved to be touched and stroked too, as it swam by, and would come closer and closer as it sensed how much you wished to play with it.

To see those big eyes up close looking at you and then to play with them is really something everyone should experience at least once.

I patted one at the Fort Whalton Beach Aquarium in Florida but it made me sad.  To see such a majestic creation incarcerated in the aquarium was a sad experience to me.  My kids where around 10 & 8 and they loved it.  My daughter has a wonderful affinity with animals and she just wanted to play with the dolphin all day long.   So many people come and go touching these creatures and I really don't know how I feel about that.  Is it possible they can get sick because some of these people carry a certain bacteria or virus?  I suspect this is possible...

Regards,

Lee

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Re: On the Beach

Lee,
Now that you mention that, there was a psychic who swam with the dolphins in tank in Hawaii and she could telepathcially communicate with it.    She said the dolphin, when asked about how it felt being in a tank all day said that it didn't mind and also wished to be closer to people since it knew how healing the contact can be for humanity.   It's almost as if the dolphin knew this was a much needed "service" and was gladly accepting it.

I would not doubt the dolphins all over the world "working" in tanks and other places where they have less freedom, but are treated well, do understand what's going on and how valuable they are to us.

If we had the "knowingness" of the dolphins, we would probably be much more content where ever we find ourselves too.

  • Registered: 2005-10-16

Re: On the Beach

PleiadeanHealer wrote:

Now that you mention that, there was a psychic who swam with the dolphins in tank in Hawaii and she could telepathcially communicate with it.    She said the dolphin, when asked about how it felt being in a tank all day said that it didn't mind and also wished to be closer to people since it knew how healing the contact can be for humanity.   It's almost as if the dolphin knew this was a much needed "service" and was gladly accepting it.

This is my understanding and feeling of the situation as well Pleiadean.  They are very loving and unselfish creatures spiritually (though their stomachs are always telling them to work tricks to get fed!)  They understand how they help.  And in return, contact with us helps them evolve too.

"The unknown does not incite fear, but dependence on the known does." - J. Krishnamurti

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