Message from Cheetah: Leave

It makes sense to have such a bracing note of honesty from a normally shy Animal.
 
We are neither predator nor prey and Cheetah says we must leave if we continue behaving in this manner. Only being in our authentic role of Steward and Guardian will we belong.

https://twitter.com/DrumChronicles/status/1585947097282449409?s=20
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/04/travel/masai-mara-safari-overcrowding.html

Transcript

I'm Lizanne Flynn. I'm a master healer who works with Animals and humans in reuniting body and soul within themselves first and then in whatever planetary 

relationship needs a bridge of Energy. I'm an animal communicator, medium, and medical intuitive, and I use the tools of shamanic journeying and soul retrieval 

to support all Earthlings in their recovery from past trauma. I'm certified as a Reiki Master Teacher and as a canine massage therapist. This is the Animals' iView 

podcast.

Back in the day, as the old people say now that I am officially one, I took a leap of faith and became a pre-podcaster (if that's a thing) of an internet radio show. The

group that I belonged to didn't have a radio show about Animals at the time so it was a win/win for all of us that gave a bigger voice for all things Animals and as I

like to say - how the Animals see things. After a time, I was approached by another internet radio show network who also had their shows broadcast over bricks and

mortar radio stations mostly on the East Coast and my schtick was the same for this network, advocating for and doing live call-in mini sessions for humans and for

humans and their companion Animals. With this podcast that's something I really miss, to be honest - the in-the-moment give-and-take between me and another

being talking in the language of energy and being able to feel, in the moment their relief that comes with the information that all is well along with a clear and

neutral path forward. After a time of doing these two shows each week which were then also shared with other groups and networks, I was contacted by a group that

offered to host my show on their platform for a modest fee which went to making pillowcases for homeless veterans. Which honestly, still gives me goosebumps to

this day. I mean, think about it. A pillowcase is actually a fairly personal item that puts somehow a safety barrier between you and someone else during your most

vulnerable times in this body - when you're asleep. And when I came to the completion of the cycle of radio shows, it was this last group about which I had misgivings

in leaving radio broadcasting overall. They had some crazy stats for the downloading of my show and they really wanted me to continue. Remember, nobody goes in

a straight line - it's a spiral, y'all - which is how I found my way back into speaking in a public way once again for the Animals. This has been a bit of a teaser for an

announcement I have at the end of this podcast - so keep listening.

The reason why I started talking about the radio show is that our message from Cheetah today reminded me of a really cool radio show I did about fear that involved 

Cheetah and Gazelle. There are so many misconceptions we in human experience have about the Animal experience overall and none more prevalent than that of

the relationship between predator and prey. As I've said many times before, my hunch is that because we conveniently shift between our own dual role as both

apex predator and prey as it suits our needs to be portrayed in the best light possible, we tend to miss both the light and contrast to light. And the balance and 

partnership within duality they have with each other that composes the unity between all species and indeed between ourselves and Earth to which all other species 

have immediate awareness. We're continually choosing separating within ourselves and for each other because it suits us mostly because we have trouble seeing

the mirror of their contrast in ourselves. It surely exists and yet we have all sorts of ways to put a stiff arm out and block any relationship with contrast itself because

we're missing the partnership and balance it brings to light. As I've noted before - an overabundance of light is just as dangerous as an overabundance of contrast. 

So, in looking through my own filter of human experience all I expected to find on the part of Gazelle when they were being chased by Cheetah was fear. And it 

simply wasn't there. 

Picture this then - I was hanging out in the FB chat room for the internet radio show and I wanted to address - per the suggestion air quotes - from the Universe the 

topic of

fear. And likely there was a mirror aspect of this going on for my listeners back then on a collective level because as all ya'll know by now - or maybe you don't? - 

that you are collectively forming and awareness by your choice to listen to my podcast on the regular. Everything being energy-driven and your being compatible 

with the vibration and frequency offered by Animals via me there's a strong likelihood that your own individual energetic fingerprints bring to me - along with the 

Animals - the topics that I air quotes think of every two weeks. Remember, nothing is separate and neither are we. So, fear was the selected topic of the day and I

asked the Animals for their perspective on fear. In hopped Gazelle on the blazing hot savannah in Africa and they were being chased by Cheetah. I could feel the

animal experience of both, Gazelle with heart pounding and fast breathing was mirrored in Cheetah even though to humans, they were on the opposite sides of this

battle per se. Only it wasn't a battle and there wasn't fear as we know it present. Because both Gazelle and Cheetah knew that in every moment it was up for grabs

between the two who would reset the balance between them. Meaning - whether prey would escape or whether prey would not and to a certain extent from this

perspective, it's clear that it's usually prey-driven, this what I call now from that moment years ago, a dance between predator and prey. Because it was so graceful

this shared energy between them. When Gazelle would zig, so would Cheetah and when Gazelle would zag, so would Cheetah. Predator wasn't leading, prey was and

that's what was so interesting! Because our perception is that predator hunts and attacks unsuspecting (perhaps) prey and that prey escapes predator - far be it from

us to even consider that it's prey who's in charge of who gets to eat on the planet. What a topsy-turvy world that would be right, if that's how it really was for our

species? Oh wait - hang on - we, a single prey, are deciding who gets to eat on the planet. And in our apex predator status which in truth is part of our prey status 

that we usually conveniently separate, one from the other, we are completely ignoring not only the dance 

between predator and prey but also the balance and partnership contained therein. We are also completely ignoring the wisdom of an apex predator in sustaining the 

rest of the planet and all of Her resources in making sure that other predators and prey in their individual life forms also have enough to eat and abundance to make

sure that they survive as well. And I don't know where you all live or what your lives are like, here in Colorado where the elements and seasons have altered 

drastically since my childhood, it doesn't take much to know that one prey is not meant to be in charge of the planet. Sure, the other species have that 

covered in fine form follows function and because we've inserted ourselves where we do not belong and ignored instead our unique status as steward and guardians

of the planet Herself, we've mucked it up quite a bit the Animals say. They continue "of all species on the planet your time is spent divisively amongst yourselves while

at the same time insisting on your separation from us and exclusivity of the human animal above all others. While you indeed have the attributes of both predator

and prey like many of us, you also had (note the past tense) the unique capacity for collective awareness and guardianship of our Mother. You have failed in this task

and hardened your hearts against yourselves both inside and out." And at that, they turn away collectively to leave room for our Animal Ambassador's message which

is quite simply - leave.

Cheetah sinuously stalks forward, head down a bit eyes extremely intent on only forward to where we await. It's impossible to not be in awe of this being with their

long, impossibly slim form that is capable of speeds up to 80 miles per hour and the shoulder height which can be up to 3 feet. It looks deceptively fragile with the

bones clearly outlined and yet it is this very form that also makes it an apex predator in true form and function and while there is respect there is also a palpable

sneer and lip curl as the message begins. I will add before I start translating that the catalyst for this message from Cheetah was due to a video circulating on Twitter

In October of last year, the link to which I'll put in the podcast notes. In this video there is an empty clearing that is suddenly filled with the energy of two Cheetahs

chasing down Antelope, overcomed easily with the two of them. And that's when the trouble really starts because once Antelope has been taken by the Cheetahs

there is a cacophony of horns and the sounds of engines as no less than 10-15, possibly 20 vehicles carrying tourists create a tight circle around the feasting

Cheetahs. The lip curl of Cheetah gets deeper as they say in a sonorous voice - "can you imagine anything more vulgar than someone watching you eat as if it was a

spectacle to enjoy?" Truly, do click on the twitter link and as the caption says, see the "second wonder of the world, the mass Toyota 4x4 migration". The video was

written about by the New York Times, and I'll put the articles link in the podcast notes as well. The video was filmed in the Masai Mara National Reserve where

the government of Kenya has been lifting restrictions post pandemic while at the same time attempting to put a "new tourism strategy" in place to protect and

preserve those Animals whose homes are in the Reserve. While at the same time restarting their own economy upon which tourism heavily depends. 

Of course, humans being who we are, there are reports that few of the measures proposed by the

ministry of tourism have been enacted and not all guides are trained or licensed by the Kenya Professional Safari Guide Association. So naturally with our own pent-up 

energies waiting to get out, what better way to exercise those at the expense of other 

beings than to have your own mix of awe via equal parts terror and amazement at witnessing a apex predator do what we perceive they do best - kill. The title of 

the article is "aggressive tourism" in quotes which is where Cheetah takes up their message once again of leave.

"What possible good have you brought to other species wholly and specifically for that species alone while at the same time not taking into account any benefit that

you insist is due to you because of your involvement? You operate solely on a take first give later basis and the latter, the giving part, is still only based on your 

incredibly limited perspective of what you think is good for us, for our relatives and for the planet. It's best that you leave now before you cause any more harm and 

not because we are threatening you but because it does appear that because of you the entire planet is teetering on the edge of a rapid decline that has nothing to

do with our Mother's natural life cycle. We will be here long after you leave because of our relationship with the planet upon whom we depend and She upon us

in return. It is you who are the outcast, the unwelcome, the nere do well species, the human animal, small "a". No good is coming from your continued involvement

on Earth and while we understand you prefer a message of hope and compassion and neutrality, that is not how one apex predator speaks to another. Nor to a prey.

You chose this - take your leave while you still can." And with that, Cheetah gathers their haunches and leaps straight over my head to disappear while the rest of

the Animals stand in silence, witness to their relative speaking their truth. Standing together, predator and prey as if daring us to respond and I guess the question is -

how will we? 

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