Whautal of the Pleiades
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My name is Whautal, and I am a Great Mother of the indigenous peoples from long ago. I spent most of my life on the coastlands of what you would call the upper west coastline of North America, and I spent much of my life in a canoe with a simple paddle, the canoe and the paddle being made by my own hands. I have great love for the dark and clear waters there and the rainbow-colored fish that fed me and my family. And I like your wife very much. I have been searching for true, strong and tender hearts who envision purity and restoration to the earth that I love so very much. I was quite content with the water, the land, the sun, the earth and stars. These were enough for me. I do not understand the dissatisfaction of humanity. These things are enough. I share a kindred heart with this vessel in simplicity of devotion to what is true and sacred and pure.
Whautal, Whautal is my name. You do not know me, and the peoples of the earth do not remember me, but the Earth remembers me and knows my name. I honor her. She is my Great Mother. I appreciate being given a voice, thank you. I dwell in the seventh dimension now in the Pleiades amongst the stars there. I was welcomed back there, and it is now my home. We have prepared a place for you there.
One of the reasons I am here this evening is to expand your understanding of the multitude of beautiful beings that are at your disposal, that are on your side. The vessel has a gentle spirit and also a warring spirit, and she is a brave heart. I like her. Whautal means “she of the water,” for my joy was to float upon the water. Many nights I slept in my canoe under the stars in the still waters. This was most pleasant to me, more pleasant than a pallet or skin.
