"Death" Is A Human Construct Human

Updated: Mar 21, 2019

Many animal communicators across the globe have received the same message: the animal kingdom has no problem accepting "death". I thought you'd enjoy the skunk's perspective, in particular, as it speaks well for what I've also received from horses, tigers, birds, etc:

“I’ll talk about death because, to us, there is no such thing. It is a human construct. We simply hang out in our bodies until they break down, then we take a little rest and get a new model, like a car. And if you think we keep on choosing the same make, model and color, you are so wrong. We choose lots of different vehicles to learn lots of different lessons.

“This time I’m a skunk. Next time a walrus, perhaps. Or a porpoise. Or even a human, but you have to be ready for that because it’s complicated and you have to live in your head and have your senses dumbed down. I get a headache just thinking about it.

Being human is like choosing to leave the garden and then spending your whole life doing two things: (1) realizing that the garden really exists and (2) trying to find a way back in. However, it’s important to have this experience because humans can move things forward like no other species if their intention is high. They can gather what they’ve learned and create concrete reality that benefits us all. Their strength is miraculous when harnessed properly and focused on the good.

“We still believe in humans. There are so many committed to finding a way out of this mess. Thank you for sharing this with others.” - Skunk