 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|||||
Services
 The
Sentient World of Animals
'Hallo' from Our Animal Friends |
||||||||||||
|
|
'Hallo' from Our Animal Friends
By
the London News Group, UK A
recent article in The Sun, a popular UK newspaper, states,
“Say hallo to the world’s first talking pig and the chances
are she’ll say ‘allo’ right back.”
The one-and-a-half-year-old pig referred to above lives on a farm in South Wales. Her name is Mouse and she astounded her owner Mike Rees one morning by suddenly greeting him with a French accented ‘allo.’ Mr. Rees said that several months ago he was in his shed when he heard a voice saying ‘hallo.’ As there was no one else around, he suspected he was hearing things but the ‘hallo’ came his way a second time. Then, as he looked around, Mouse was the only one in the building and amazingly, there was she greeting him again. Mr. Rees added, “Originally, I planned to breed her and then have her killed to eat but I can’t bear to do that now.” After having changed her destiny by learning to say ‘hallo,’ Mouse is now embarking on a recording career by releasing a CD of dance tracks, which were recently played on the Bridge FM Radio Station in South Wales. The talented pig is also being considered for film roles. Experts say that Mouse’s “talking” may be due to an odd-shaped voice box.
Yet she is not the only animal with the gift of speech. For instance, the owner of a four-year old terrier named Molly told The Sun of her astonishment when the little dog said ‘ello’ while she was on the phone with her sister. Now Molly loves talking and amazes callers by repeatedly yapping the greeting, with a Chinese twang, whenever her owner is on the phone, and the owner now wants to train her to actually pick up the phone and answer it. While
experts try to explain the fact of animals speaking in physical terms,
it is obvious that with or without odd-shaped voice boxes, animals
can not really “talk” even with an accent. Instead, the
one speaking in these animal bodies is invisible to the physical eyes,
and the fact that our fellow creatures are beginning to pick up human
language to communicate is but one of the many phenomena reflective
of our planet’s entry into the Golden Age. Through God’s
grace, all of Earth’s creatures are being elevated, and the
evolution of human and animal consciousness in turn helps all beings
to progress further, as shown by the fact that Mouse’s owner
could not bear to kill her for meat after hearing her speak. This
simple greeting from one of our animal friends is thus a signal of
the current era when all of creation is coming to live in love, peace
and harmony. 1.
Web links for the original articles:  |
|
||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
