Dolphins, ETs & Angels: Adventures Among Spiritual Intelligences

by Timothy Wyllie

Book Overview

Swim with wild dolphins and learn how to listen to their quiet tendrils of telepathic communication. Encounter an ET and learn how to remain calm and casual while talking to such a presence. Most of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1879181096
• Release Date: March 1993
• Publisher: Bear & Company
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.6" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Non verbal communication in action

I started with the second book in this series, but realised soon enough that it depended heavily on the material in this book. So I bought this one too and I was not at all disappointed. Reading this book has been an uplifting experience, to say the least. The author begins by telling of his background and the flow of events that led to his writing this and his later books. How he began as an architect, his rebellion against the techie nature of the established mode of life, his experiments with drugs, his attempts at forming a community with like minded people, his exhaustion from overwork, followed by a near death experience, his subsequent disillusionment with his former pursuits, and the development of his interests in communicating with the cetaceans, especially dolphins. He describes how dolphins and whales help him to commune via telepathic thought transference, while simultaneously effecting a physical healing on his body. The author takes care to explain that this form of thought transfer is nothing new, it is a forgotten art common to all beings, human or otherwise. These abilities also sensitize the author to the extraordinary faculties of a boy he meets in a New York park during a proposed UFO sighting. The boy was presumably from an alien planet. There is a chapter on the author's insightful and at times wordless communication with some rastafarians on the Bahamas. Development of such skills, also lead him to a channel for angelic entities, with whom the author and one who he refers to as "his companion" (she prefers to be unnamed) spend many evenings discussing diverse issues. One of these issues that are touched in some detail, is the "Lucifer" issue, the healing of which is imminent on the Earth, as the end date of Dec.21, 2012 approaches. One senses the author's empathy for the High Being, and his unique point of view, despite the realization that most of one's own suffering due to what is termed as "evil", has been through no fault of ours. The thoughts that came to me after reading this chapter are best described by Alfred Lord Tennyson's lines in "The Charge of the Light Brigade", "Someone had blundered, Their's not to reason why, Their's but to do and die" as applied to ourselves. We are the hapless soldiers in the poem. More channeled insights from the angelic realms appear in this book. One more that deserves special mention is about the enormous extent of the healing work for humanity that is underway at this time, due to repercussions of the "Lucifer split". This healing has signatures in the art forms and ethical values that come forth today. The angels also inform us of the groundwork that is being laid for an entirely new kind of spirituality and being, a spirituality embodied by the Christ consciousness, all-embracing, all enveloping with room for all to grow and be the entities we are destined to be according to the Divine Plan. This book contains material that is far ahead of the

Dolphins Ets and Angels

Dolphins Et's and Angels are somehow all connected by Timothy Wyllie. This is a fascinating story from start to finish..., and then we want more. The wonderful surprise is TimothyWyllie's enthusiasm and sense of fun that comes across in his writing. To most of us dolphins seem so intelligent and attractive but we do no more than wonder. Timothy Wyllie went in search of them. He wanted to find out how to communicate with them. How can we communicate with extraterrestrial beings, if we cannot first communicate with Earth based beings? Timothy Wyllie exposes himself totally to the universe and us, in his search. He finds dolphins by going to their inshore habitats around world, and making himself known to them in a most extroverted, but gentle, way. It works. He is led by what seems coincidence to a spot in the middle of New York city and sees what can only be a UFO, or something unidentifiable by him and his companion. At that same moment he meets a young boy who seems to know an awful lot about this UFO. Where could he have come from, or gone to? As he becomes more enwrapped in his search, Timothy Wyllie comes across the book of Urantia, and is once more swept into an area that can seem overwhelming. He somehow manages to make a relatively simple synopsis of that very convoluted book, and we learn about beings who are managing, not only our planet Earth, but our Universe too. These are beings that on the surface are so far away from our individuality, that it can be scary to know that there are governments looking after us whose existence is totally invisible to us. Later Timothy is invited to meet Edward who was able to speak as a channel for a group of angels, and is taught by them how to make direct contact with our personal angels. This is a story with a much larger scope than is presented in the book. Timothy ties this all together. We want more. There is more...

Dolphins, Angels, and Englishmen

Reading Timothy Wyllie's Dolphins, ET's, and Angels is like opening a door into a world that is only experienced by mystics and people who have gone to the edge of this life and returned. It illustrates a phenomenon known to many who have explored the path towards cetacean relations- that attempting entrance into the world of the dolphins and whales opens up a number of fascinating vistas and can take one in directions never guessed at first.From the opening chapter, when Timothy sets his heart on developing his relationship with dolphins, to the paths that twist and turn through encounters with peoples of exotic cultures, unexplainable phenomena which happen concurrently with his dolphin quest, and ultimately to contact with celestial beings, Timothy's honesty and candor draws us along with him on his journey. Timothy's descriptions of the emotional states he experiences in the presence of dolphins are shared by hundreds of thousands in these times when the cetacean community has begun to draw humankind back into their influence. Not since the time of the ancient Greeks has the influence of the dolphin been so strong in human culture, and never in human history has their influence been so badly needed. Timothy sheds any hint of machismo in telling his readers about being moved to tears by the presence of cetacean company, emotions that many of us have experienced in the oceanariums and shallow seas around the world. His desire to be physically near dolphins is so strong that he risks life and limb in stormy circumstances and tests his physical abilities to the limit, just to share a few moments of proximity. The course of Timothy's life parallels in a number of ways the paths mapped out by John Lilly, and Dr. Lilly's pioneering work with both dolphins and altered states of consciousness clearly provide a profound influence.Timothy's experiences are reported to his readers in his down-to-earth style, complete with his commentary about his perceptions of the emotional states of those sharing his adventures. Even in this reporting there seem to be parallels with dolphin life. Research into dolphin sonar has shown that the detailed pictures generated are likely to give dolphins very clear indications of the emotional states of their cohorts as they are able to see the respiration rates, heart beats, peristaltic movements and other indicators of emotional state. Timothy's years of exploration in the area of human and cetacean consciousness have developed his intuitive capabilities and contributed to a persona that radiates kindness, tolerance, and love for his fellow humans. He has truly learned to "go with the flow" in the course of his adventures, and this naturally opens up a myriad of possibilities which are there for everyone's taking but rarely noticed in our culture of materialism and emphasis on immediate gratification. It is clear from reading his accounts that he has long ago ceased to think and feel

It's an excellent awakening of conscoiusness

I'm sure that there is not coincidences, I know everything has a reason, and read this book is something like a preparation for something bigest. Certainly, everyone has his own experiences, but when someone speaks about them and another (like me) feel into his heart the same feeling, it's a miracle of God's plan in action!

This author's genuine honesty is refreshing.

Dolphins, ETS and Angels is not another book to force you to think anything. Timothy's narrative is delightful, refreshing and honest. What a difference from other books in this category! Keep writing Timothy.