Why are the Red-Winged Blackbirds dying?

January 4, 2011

According to Ted Andrews in his book Animal Speak, the birds that died in Arkansas, the red winged blackbird, are symbolic of “Understanding of the energies of Mother Nature”:

The blackbird has long been associated with omens and mysticism….This bird has a red path on its wings, with a dash of yellow was well. These colors connect this bird to the level known as Binah in the Qabalistic Tree of Life. This is the level associated with the Dark Mother and the primal feminine energies. This bird has ties to all of the creative forces of Nature.

This is what the Dolphins (Dolphins are a group soul) answered when asked telepathically why the blackbirds were dying:

“The land is being invaded by forces that should not be here on Planet Earth. The aura of the Planet is broken due to the intoxication of the elements of earth, water, fire and air. The toxins are due to over consumption and ill use of chemicals and organisms. As the skin of a fruit fades and eventually rots, the skin of Planet Earth is faded and rotten and now “energetic” maggots are invading a defenseless Earth.

The animals are still here, a group soul intended to help and guide humans in these difficult times. This is not the first nor the last time animals have acted in weird ways to wake up humans about approaching danger. The sacrificing of their bodies is one way they are able to call attention to the approaching danger.

Extinction of animal species precedes the extinction of humans

The species that are disappearing due to weather changes and the encroachments of highways and modern ways are a sign that we are damaging our environment enough to harm them. But the real message is that the damage will eventually reach humans. Now it has and the swiftness with which these fish and birds died are indicators of the swiftness of the approaching dangers to the lives of humans.

Expect to see weather changes that are unmanageable and deadly. Expect loss of life due to weather and earth changes. Expect that and you will be able to navigate the next few months more easily. If you expect it to be “business as usual” then you will loose your footing and find it harder to survive.”