"We are the Cetaceans, your oceanic brothers and sisters, here to work along with you to preserve and care for our home on earth. We are here in our full consciousness, waiting patiently for Earth's children to bloom into the caretakers you were meant to be. We are all connected as one."
The Call Goes Out is a series of messages channeled from the cetacean
species -
whales and dolphins. This book graphically spells out why they are here
on Earth, how they work with extraterrestrials, and how we humans are
interfering with their mission. They make an impassioned plea for us to
stop whaling and cease using fishing nets, and also to free whales and
dolphins in captivity. Readers will have their eyes opened to the rich
culture and family life of another intelligent species on this planet.
The Call Goes Out is a simple, direct plea from the heart to stop killing
those who are trying to help us.
"Dianne Robbins, in her transmissions, courageously brings forth the
essence of the magnificent intelligence of the Cetaceans; their
compassion, humor and profound act of self-sacrifice. This is a book
which is bound to deeply touch all those with the open hearts and minds to
receive this information, and then act upon it." - Timothy Wyllie is the
author of Dolphins, ETs & Angels and co-author of the international
bestseller, Ask Your Angels.
Excerpt:
Page 108:
We thrive in the oceans while you suffocate on land.
The oceans supply us with all the oxygen we need to maintain our full
consciousness and light bodies, while you on land are deprived of this
vital source necessary for regeneration of your light bodies. Oxygen is
the key to the ascension! The more oxygenated foods you eat, the quicker
you'll turn into light. Oxygen is found in all fresh organic fruits; and
lettuce contains silica which changes your cells into light. So breathy
deeply of fresh country air and drink fresh purified water, and you'll
find your clarity of thought and peace again.
Page 46:
We are the Cetaceans. We live a grand and diversified
life in Earth's oceans. We have huge gatherins this time of year for it
is springtime, and we assemble together to share news from all corners of
the Earth. We keep up to date on all Earth's activities and follow the
"headlines" just as you do. Although we don't read the newspapers for our
information, we tune into the "light grids" and pick up the information
from the thought waves as they are broadcast out. We are able to read
your thoughts, and we intercept the radio and television news stories as
they leave the stations. This way, we have first hand news.
We're also able to hear our dear Mother Earth as she moans from the weight
of pollution stored in and on her body structure. She, too, calls out to
all humans to be sensible in their consumption and waste disposal
practices. But, alas, her groans fall mostly on deaf ears, ears that are
plugged into rock stations and television stations night and day, leaving
no air space for her or other life forms to communicate with you.
It is a great disaster when human beings close themselves off from their
universe to focus only on one or two stations when there are hundreds and
indeed millions of broadcasting stations coming from our home universe,
all eager to connect and communicate with humans on Earth.
End Excerpt.
6" x 9", softbound, 150 pages