Summary A hundred buffalo stopped a jeep in Kruger Park and stared down one woman. What she heard was this: We have taught you well; do not forget us; teach the humans what you know. She went home and wrote the book.
Clayton Cuteri sits down with Dr. Linda Bender, a veterinarian who spent fourteen years across England, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife, much of it pulled out of the animal trafficking trade. Her book Animal Wisdom carries endorsements from Jane Goodall and Deepak Chopra. Linda makes the case that telepathy is not paranormal; it is normal, and that a few hundred years of science and church doctrine trained it out of us.
She teaches the blue sky and clouds practice for quieting the mind, explains why going inward is a process of forgetting rather than doing, and shares the darkest moment of her career, walking into a clinic in Asia to find smuggled parrots dead on the floor, and exactly what brought her back from it.
Then, without knowing Clayton wrote a book on the Gospel of Thomas, she quotes it. Heaven is not in the sky. If it were, the birds would find it first.
Timecodes 00:00 - Intro 06:07 - The Buffalo That Stopped the Jeep 15:53 - Why We Shut Down Telepathy 24:18 - Heaven Is Not in the Sky 34:28 - The Parrots That Broke Her 43:21 - One Thing You Can Do Today 52:42 - The Airport Test 57:53 - Two Minutes Before the Lid Closes
Intro/Outro Music Producer: Don Kin Instagram | Spotify Super grateful for this guy ^
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