Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Amazing Squirrel Orbs!



Little Lucky on her way to Earth!

Q: Where do baby squirrels come from?
A: They come down in balls of light
straight from the Sun!

Q: Why do they come this way?
A: They bring the high frequency light of squirrel bliss to help humankind experience their true state of Oneness.

Q: How do you know this?
A: You can see this in the orb photo taken in broad daylight right in front of this mama squirrel. The baby is hovering until mama is ready to give birth!

You can see Bucky Squirrel
in the photo below. This is before
he was born. He was still
formulating his mission for
his approaching lifetime!


See the squirrel cage
in front of
the Squirrelady's house!
All the baby squirrel orbs
are floating
outside the release cage!

Klatu Barada Nikto!
The squirrels have come to set us free!

Klatu Barada Nikto!
Straight from Galactic Embassy!

Klatu Barada Nikto!
The squirrels come down in balls of light!

Klatu Barada Nikto!
The squirrels protect us thru the night!

Little Nutjoy on her way to Planet Earth!

Sunday, November 6, 2011

What is the "Bucky body"?



No doubt you are familiar with Eckhart Tolle's term "pain body". Well, I don't mean to rain on ET's parade, but what about the"pleasure body"?
Did you know that in the pinnacle teachings of Buddhism, they talk about the "complete pleasure body"? My little squirrel Bucky told me that is exactly the same as the "Bucky body"!


How can it be that the 'Bucky' body is
identical to the pleasure body spoken of
in Buddhist texts? Simply because
juicy squirrel happiness proliferates
unconditionally and at random! Their
perpetual cuteness and limitless
jubilation continually and inexhaustibly
infuses the unified field with
beneficent action for all creatures!


This is the way the great realization of
Oneness is being gradually transmitted
to all beings! The little squirrels are
consistently sending out huge quantities
of squirrelbliss (as they have been doing
for thousands of years) in the hopes that
earthlings will eventually catch on.
Little by little the long awaited shift
is happening! The incredible perseverance
and patience of little squirrels
all over the planet is finally
coming to fruition!


AT LAST!



Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Squirrels Teach: The Concept of Zero


"Only three cultures arrived at a concept of ZERO independently: the Maya, the Babylonian, and the Hindu of India" states Martin Brennan in The Hidden Maya.



The Mayans seem to have had two types of zero, to go with their two types of writing. The first kind was a fairly staightforward text style that was used for doing computation; that zero is the eye-shaped symbol in the upper left picture above. The second type was the flowery symbolic writing they used for monuments, shown in the bottom row.

But how did the Mayans choose that eye-shaped symbol?
Here is what my squirrel Bucky told me yesterday morning:
The old Mayans would often have little squirrels as pets. In searching for a symbol to represent the concept of zero, what better symbol of the transcendent state, the portal to the next dimension, than the sleeping baby squirrel?

Bucky told me that some old Mayan gazed lovingly at his baby squirrel and saw immediately the perfect representation of "zero". The Mayan concept did not mean "nothing". To the Maya, zero signified both a completion of a cycle and a portal to a higher level in infinite cycles of limitless ages!

The rapidly approaching date of December 21, 2012 is the end of many cycles of time in the Mayan Calendar. And in the Long Count that day is 13.0.0.0.0. See the chart below found in Wikipedia by searching "Long Count".

On the final page of Jose Arguelle's epic book The Mayan Factor, which he wrote to prepare people for the Harmonic Convergence back in 1987, he states:

"Then it shall be ready. The unique moment, the moment of total planetary synchronization,
13.0.0.0.0 on the beam, will arrive~ the closing out not only of the Great Cycle, but of the evoltionary interim called Homo sapiens. Amidst festive preparation and awesome galactic-solar signs psychically received, the human race, in harmony with the animal and other kingdoms and taking its rightful place in the great electromagnetic sea, will unify as a single circuit. Solar and galactic sound transmissions will inundate the planetary field. At last, Earth will be ready for the emergence into inter-planetary civilization.
Then, as if a switch were being thrown, a great voltage will race through this finally synchronized and integrated circuit called humanity. The Earth itself will be illumined. A current charging both poles will race across the skies, connecting the polar auroras in a single brilliant flash. Like an iridescent rainbow, this circumpolar energy uniting the planetary antipodes will be instantaneously understood as the external projection of the unification of the collective mind of humanity. In that moment of understanding, we shall be collectively projected into an evolutionary domain that is presently inconceivable.
And yet, we shall know. Like infants in a vast new playground, we shall retain the highest and most exalted vision. Purpose will be illumined to new levels of spontaneity. Everywhere shall be heard the Voices of the Galactic Federation: the Elders, the Ancestors, the great Boddhisattvas and Saints, the Maya returned, our deepest Selves, the Cosmic Mirror, the Raiment of Space and Time made One. As one voice, the announcement
shall be made, heard by one ear: And now the adventure begins!
Now, some will say that I have woven a fantasy, a utopian tale that is unrealizable in such short time. But I have only woven from that which the Maya left behind and which the teachings of mind's vastness make accessible to all. According to the prophecies of Shambhala, following the final conquest of the three Lords of Materialism by the spiritual armies released for the closing of the cycle, there will be a 500-year Golden Age. As we ride the final baktun fractal through this dark moment of Faustian denouement to ultimate planetary release from our self-created bondage, let those warrior-shamans among us take heart. For it is through the open portals of the heart that the future returns in all of its radiance.
Humbly presented as a gift to the children, I close with the Mayan code of honor:
In Lake'ch: I am another yourself.
Completed 1 Imix, 12 Zotz, October 6, 1986, the Eastern Year 7 Muluc
Boulder, Colorado, Central Rockies, North America




Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Squirrel Food for Thought




Little squirrels love to eat!
Anytime is a good time for a snack!
And any place is the right place for food...



Squirrels love to really "get into" their food!


And they are always happy...
to help you eat your food!

 


Squirrels are naturally attracted to
 food that is good for them,
but they are always ready
to try a "new" food!



And if you leave food behind,
you can rest assured that little squirrels
will not waste one bite!

So it's good to start them off right when they're young!
Feed them the way mama squirrel would approve...


The next best thing (when mama's not there)...


For a wonderful manual on the healthiest way to feed squirrels,

Because a well fed squirrel is a happy squirrel!


Wednesday, October 19, 2011

The Buck Stops Here


We've all heard this statement,
"The buck stops here".
But what does it mean?

There comes a point in everyone's life where a choice is pondered... whether to follow the old way of "an eye for an eye" or to join with the really great ones in history like Ghandi, Martin Luther King, and Nelson Mandela to name a few; all of whom exemplified the end of violence. To not defend, to love without conditions, and to let go of the need for retribution is the end of karma. This is what the statement
"The Buck Stops Here" really means.

Bucky Squirrel aka Sri Buckyji has completely adopted this stance. Because of a malocclusion ( his upper and lower incisors don't match ) Bucky lives inside and gets his
teeth trimmed every 5 weeks.

Indeed...the Buck has stopped here!

Join the Squirrels...


GO OUT ON A LIMB!

Monday, October 17, 2011

Ancient Tibetan Squirrel Mantra




Om Mani Padme Hum is the most widely used of all Buddhist chants. The mantra originated in India and invokes the benevolent blessings of Avalokiteshvara, the goddess of compassion. The literal meaning of this phrase is "jewel in the lotus". And as my squirrel guru, Sri Buckyji, has told me over and over again... that for every squirrel, the jewel in the lotus is the pecan.


Buckyji has also informed me that the mantra was misheard by the Indians who thought the squirrels were chanting "OM Mani Padme Hum", when in fact they were chanting, "OM My Pecan is Home"!


Sri Buckyji has told me that "one's home is where the nut is". It's no mystery then, that deep in the heart of Texas, we not only find the most amazing pecan trees, but we find the home of many a squirrel saddhu!






Saturday, October 15, 2011

Only God Can Make A Squirrel


There are some amazing poems that even decades after they were written, are remembered by the majority of people. No doubt you will recall one such poem by Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918) called TREES. The famous first stanza goes:
"I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree."

This sweet smiling squirrel was photographed at UT by a dear friend of mine and inspired me to write a squirrel poem... a tribute to the breathtaking beauty of our beloved squirrel brothers and sisters!


Squirrel Poem Poster is available on www.squirrelplanet.org.
Your donations help feed and care for injured and orphaned squirrels!



Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Squirrel Saddhus



Bucky-Sattva

All squirrels are actually saddhus in that they have left
behind all material and sexual attachments and live in
forests all over the world. Saddhu squirrels are widely
respected for their holiness and are supported by donations
from many people. These squirrels are naked and non-shaven and most focus on chanting and meditating.

Petey-Sattva

The Sanskrit term sadhu ("good man") refer to the wandering ones who live a life on the edges of society in order to focus on their own spiritual practice. The words come from the Sanskrit root sadh, which means "reach one's goal".
Squirrel saddhus play an important part in society, living a life of service, planting trees, blessing people, and bestowing spiritual instruction to those fortunate enough to have the privilege of housing them. Usually this happens in the context of a squirrel that been separated from his family soon after birth, or later in life if one undergoes an injury that requires rehabilitation. In either case, it is simply Divine Grace that unites a squirrel saddhu with their perfect student!

This is Stuart-Sattva with his student Benny. Benny found this little saddhu in a park in Boca Raton. He was injured and near death ~ back legs did not work ~paraplegic.
Benny took him home and nursed him back to health while he adjusted to his handicap. "He was my best friend for 3 years."

This is how squirrel saddhus teach us!
To serve a little squirrel is to learn that the greatest healer is LOVE!

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Tribute to Bucky Squirrel



To Bucky,my dear squirrel companion and teacher extraordinaire~
You are the epitome of unconditional love. Everyday I get to experience the little squirrel tendernesses you so generously impart; the silkiness of your fur against my skin, the little snorting sounds you make in my ear, and your attempts at burying yourself in my hair. Little Bucky, I love how you rest in my lap while I'm sipping my morning coffee. I love how you are always happy to see me. Dear one, I love all your squirrely ways. Thank you for gracing me with your presence in this happy life!



Never underestimate the ability of the pure love of a little squirrel to effect awakening!



Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Austin Loves Its Squirrels!


I was making my normal rounds on the Hike and Bike trail, feeding my dear squirrel friends and came upon an amazing squirrel miracle! This beautiful painting of our Austin native squirrel just about knocked me over! I have no idea who put it there, but whoever you are... I salute you! And may your heart overflow with the joy of a thousand frolicking baby squirrels!!!

(I couldn't resist adding a couple squirrels of my own into the photo! That's Pete on the left and Bucky to the right!)

One of the things I really love about Austin
is the heart centered people that live here.
I was driving down the street the other day
and a little squirrel ran out toward the center line. Immediately, the car in front of me and the one in the lane next to him put on their brakes. The little squirrel turned around and ran safely back to his tree. I was a little ways back and witnessed this incident... another indication of the rise in squirrel consciousness!

Remember... where there are squirrels,
there is peace. And where there is peace,
there are squirrels!