January 1, 2005
written by: Rob Solarion
From the unbelievable chaos of the Tsunami disaster comes an incredible
tale from Jim France of the Pavilion Hotel Group in Bangkok. At a resort
on Phuket, one of the most popular attractions is (was) elephant rides.
As many as eight people on one elephant, first into the surrounding forest,
then down to the beach, to lunch at a fresh water lagoon, then back to the
hotel.
The elephants (nine) were kept chained to in-ground posts, not because they
needed to be, but because it made the mothers feel better because their
children seemed safe from a tromping when feeding the beasts.
About twenty minutes before the first wave hit, the elephants became
extremely agitated and unruly. Four had just returned from a trip and their
handler's had not yet chained them. They helped the other five tear free
from their chains. They all then climbed a hill and started bellowing.
Many people followed them up the hill. Then the waves hit.
After the waves subsided, the elephants charged down from the hill, and
started picking up children with their trunks and running them back up the
hill; when all the children were taken care of, they started helping the
adults. They rescued forty- two people. Then, they returned to the beach
and carried up four dead bodies, one of a child.
Not until the task was done would they allow their handlers to mount them.
Then with handlers atop, they began moving wreckage.Many Super-Human and
Super-Sentient capacities were being exhibited through these Wonderful
Elephant Beings including Divine Love for one another and their fellow
humans through the transitions they were going through.
For me, this is another sign that we will eventually awaken to recognizing
the animals as our companions and conscious co-creators of life on earth,
instead of beasts of burden, food and clothing.
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