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Tsunami Animals Hint At Our True Nature

Tsunami Animals Hint At Our True Nature

We as human beings consider ourselves the most intelligent species on the planet and attribute this to the evolutionary development of the human brain. Given the advanced state of our technology we would without a doubt concede this as the truth. Yet at the onset of the Trunami in the South Pacific late last year it was our species that was caught off guard.

The net result being the loss of thousands of lives. Unlike humans, the local animals living in the area had an intuitive sense that something was wrong and immediately headed to higher ground. Clearly this is evidence that they were connected to an inner knowing that was conveyed to them via channels that we have apparently lost.

Yet inspite of this we expend enormous amounts of intellectual energy in the development of technology that will supposedly help us forecast future tsunamis. The animals however seem to have a "built in" technology that allows them to sense what is happening in the nature around them. As if they are still connected to it and are still a part of it. We however, have become increasingly disconnected from nature and therefore from our own true nature.

How has this happened? It might be said that as we ventured into the seduction of giving our brain and mind executive status over our lives we began to dis-identify with our true nature and abilities and began to identify with something else. This something else is what many call the False Self (i.e. the Ego or the Personality). Ironically, this is a construct that contains all of one's life history as experienced or learned but none of the natural inner knowing. What we gave up was this vast inner knowing that in effect could make it unnecessary to expend such large amounts of vital energy trying to survive.

The process of identifying with the False Self is something that up until recently was difficult to reverse. A new tool known as the Mind Resonance Process(TM) helps one to challenge and release deeply held common beliefs about who we are. The net result is a re-orientation towards and re-awakening of our True Self.

Nick Arrizza M.D. is an Energy Psychiatrist, Distance Healer, Researcher, Developer of the Powerful Mind Resonance Process?, Author of "Esteem for the Self: A Manual for Personal Transformation" (which can be downloaded at: http://www.telecoaching4u.com/ebook.htm), and Speaker. He holds international teleconferences focusing on emotional, physical and spiritual healing. His web site is to be found at: http://www.telecoaching4u.com/ebook.htm

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Tsunami Animals Hint At Our True Nature

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