Denali

Yesterday I was washing clothing and our dog Denali was with me wanting to help.  I was moving clothes from the washer to the dryer and saw movement out of the corner of my eye. 

I had just put a shirt in the dryer and saw Denali take it out and drop it on the floor.  I took the next piece and put it in the dryer and she took it out, dropped it and looked at the washing machine.

She saw me take things out of the washing machine and thought that her job would be to take things out of the dryer.  Dogs are like children.  I could not be angry at her because she was “doing her job”.

We human beings could learn so much if we would watch animals and see how they relate to things when we give them credit for being aware and intelligent.

Returned from Tokyo on May 23. I enjoy being able to get out and do so many things but it is always wonderful to get home to Ruth, the 8 dogs and my local friends.

Tokyo was a new experience in many ways. I was used to the bright lights, masses of people on the streets and noise. Since the tsunami/earthqake that has all changed.

Electricity is no longer as available and it will be a long time before things return to something close to normal. Going out at night is strange almost like being in a science fiction movie. No street lights but there are traffic lights. Very few neon signs are lit and store display windows are either dark or have only one light.

Streets that were always full of people are almost empty. The good part is that people are much more aware of each other than they were in the past. People have started checking on neighbors, not to interfere, but to make sure that they have everything they need.

I also am impressed with the under 20 age group. In the past most of the young people seemed caught up in their own worlds but now so many are volunteering to help in various ways.

Many people I know in Tokyo are members of prayer groups that focus on sending healing energy to the earth, people, animals and plants in the disaster areas. The interesting part is that the same groups also take time to send positive energy to other countries and since all of the tornados in America they are sending extra healing energy.

Love and blessings,
William

I arrived at Narita , Japan on April 22. It is always strange for me to depart Honolulu early morning on April 21 but arrive mid afternoon in Narita, Japan on April 22. On the way home I will depart Narita late night on May 23 and arrive in Honolulu early morning on May 23. Time changes is something that I have never been able to comprehend.

All the years that I have been arriving in Narita I have never seen the airport with so few people. Compared to Honolulu is was very busy but compared to past experiences the airport was very slow.

Even checking into the hotel was strange as it is not at all busy since the disaster. One of the desk clerks I know told me that the same is true at all of the hotels in Tokyo.

Kevin Ryerson arrived on the 24 and that evening Yoshy took us to dinner. Driving through the city was a bit like being in a movie. The store window which have always been well lit only have a few dim lights. Busy areas such as train stations and once busy shopping areas have very few people in the streets. It was almost like being in Hilo at night rather than Tokyo. Yoshy said that many people are just afraid to go far from their homes at this time.

A friend in Tokyo is the singer Mika Nakashima. One of the things I like about Mika’s talent is that she is able to project the feelings of every song she performs.

Language is not a big thing when you listen to her music. Check out the link below and you will see what I mean. People in the Asian countries all love Mika yet many of those people don’t seem to realize that they love her work because they perceive more than the music.

Mika is very well known in other Asian countries and people respond to her telepathy as much as they react to her music. People in our country have not been exposed to Mika yet and I want to share this unique talent with you.

I depart for Tokyo on April 21. Dr. Peebles and other spirit guides all give me encouragement that this trip is right action for all concerned.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWufa2e8Z1U&feature=related

Kui is our Australian Blue Heeler. When Kui first came to us she was afraid of everyone and everything. When things would make Kui afraid she would hide in the jungle for hours before coming out. One part of the fenced area of our land is a small hill covered with jungle growth.

Some evening when I felt good I would invite Kui onto my lap and at first she would come up and sit for only a few minutes and then jump down. Eventually she became more comfortable with being on my lap until now she comes onto my lap and allows me to check her ears, paws, eyes and mouth. The picture shows that she also now likes to lay on her back for me to rub her stomach.

A dog that lays on it’s back for a human is showing trust and respect for the human.

When I pat Kui and let her onto my lap I talk out loud to her but am also telepathically talking with her. Now she still becomes afraid at times but no longer hides in the jungle or under the house. She will allow Ruth, Joe and our veterinarian to examine her but so far other people can only pat her.

When I am in Tokyo in April and May we will be presenting workshops that help people build confidence in their psychic and spiritual abilities. Kui is a demonstration of how valuable the various techniques we teach can be for humans and animals. When animals are able to heal their problems using their spiritual abilities that becomes a reminder to human beings that practice and self-confidence can be attained no matter what problems are faced.

All is going well on the Big Island.  Ruth continues to improve every day.  Three more weeks and Ruth will be able to get out of the neck brace.
 
Kip is getting around much better as his self confidence is growing strong again.  Rascal  watches out for Kip when they are out in the yards.
 
A friend of mine from Portland, Oregon came to visit for 10 days.  Joyce Baldwin and I have been friends for just over 45 years.  The picture to the left was taken of Joyce and I in my yard. 

One evening Joyce took the below picture of Kui on my lap.  When Kui first came to us she was afraid of everyone and everything but over the months I would invite her onto my lap at the end of some days.
 
Slowly Kui has got to the point of not being afraid of anything and as the picture shows now she even lays on her back for me to give belly rubs.  A dog laying on their back is a sign of trust and self confidence.
 
I am looking forward to seeing everyone when I come to Tokyo in April.

The clouds in this picture that look like water color painting are a spiritual message to the people of earth.  Scientist have specific names for this type of cloud, but the science minds miss the fact that the Spirits of the Universe use natural events as a way to bring messages to earth.

These painted clouds are telling all of us to have faith, that even with all of the upheaval taking place and all of the changes, we are going to be all right.  These clouds are showing us that the prayers and efforts to clean the air and environment are accomplishing their task.

The one orb on the beach is small but full of powerful energy from a deva of the sand as well as a Goddess of the ocean.  This orb is also a message of encouragement and a reminder for all people to continue working for cleaning the world of negative energy.

Hitomi Isozaki the editor of three of the books is behind Kevin.  Mr. and Mrs. Yamakawa are next.  This couple translated “Out on a Limb” by Shirley MacLaine from English to Japanese.  Mr. and Mrs. Yamakawa are the most successful of translators in Japan. 
 
This picture was taken at the restaurant of the hotel where Kevin and I did a two hour lecture and demonstration dealing with Spirit Communication.