The Secret Life of Whales

What whales want us to know

Whales and other cetaceans such as dolphins and orcas want humans to know that they will be increasingly attempting to gain attention by intentional beachings, getting tangled in fishing lines, and swimming outside their normal traffic ways.

This is because as the largest of sentient species, they take it upon themselves to help acquaint other species such as humaniy with universal wisdom.

Whales are more advanced than humans

Whales are in contact with off world species. Whales are a much older species than humans and have a different perspective on life and evolution than humans do. They are far less short sighted and far more interested in growth and evolution than humans are. 

Whales are aware of their interconnection with others

Because of their access to dimensional energies, cetaceans such as whales interact with other species on Earth in ways that often do not make sense to humans. Cetaceans (whales, dolphins, etc) are always aware of their connection to each other and to other species around them.

Whales are community-oriented

Whales and other cetaceans make choices with the good of the whole, rather than the individual, in mind. This is one reason why they have no compunction to get the attention of humans by beaching themselves, mass deaths, or the ritual of pushing around a dead calf for days.

All of these actions are designed to inform humans of the urgent need to consider the consequences of their actions so as to help ensure that the planet remains habitable for everyone.