In this post, quotes from Google AI are in light blue font.

Composite Image: “Compare Beaks: Green-Cheeked Conure (left) and Peregrine Falcon (right) [Size adjusted to look similar – Conure is really much smaller than Falcon],” by Alice B. Clagett, 27 August 2025, CC BY-SA 4.0 International … CREDITS: Image: “Green-Cheeked Conure (Pyrrhura molinae), cinnamon mutation pet. Wing clipped,” by E. dog95 at English Wikipedia, 18 July 2007, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pyrrhura_molinae_-_cinnamon_mutation.jpg … public domain … and … Image: “Closeup of peregrine falcon showing nostril tubercle,” by Greg Hume (Gred5030), 15 October 2011, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PeregrineTubercle.jpg …CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported

• THE CONURE
• THE FALCON
• WHAT IS ONE TO SAY ABOUT BEINGS … WHETHER HUMAN OR NONHUMAN … WHO ARE TRAINED TO BE CRUEL?
• MORE INFORMATION: MOTHER RAVEN’S LAMENT

Dear Ones,

THE CONURE

Image: “A Conure Named Matthew,” by Alice B. Clagett, 4 June 2025, standard copyright

I found a sick Conure (a large Parakeet) on my back porch in June, and nursed it back to health. The story is here …

Video: “A Conure Named ‘Matthew’,” by Alice Clagett-Personal, filmed on 4 June 2025 and published on 18 August 2025 … https://youtu.be/aVXsSCbhwMk ..

On the psychic plane, there was an issue about the Conure having been taught to peck people’s eyes out as a prop for sadistic sex play … maybe for snuff porn films.

I didn’t know what to do about it.

I asked Google AI about ‘infestation of a house by a warlock’s spirit by giving the owner the warlock’s pet’.

Google AI said: “Based on folklore, legends, and accounts of alleged supernatural events, a warlock’s spirit might infest a house through the gift of their pet in the following ways:

1. “Familiar spirit possessing the pet

• “In European folklore, witches and warlocks were believed to have familiar spirits, often appearing as animals like cats or toads, according to Ancient Origins.
• “If the warlock’s spirit was tied to their familiar spirit, then gifting the pet would effectively transfer the warlock’s spiritual presence into the recipient’s home.
• “The familiar could then act as a conduit, allowing the warlock’s spirit to exert influence or manifest within the house.

2. “Residual spiritual energy attached to the pet

• “Even without a familiar spirit, the close bond between a warlock and their pet could imbue the animal with the warlock’s spiritual energy.
• “Upon entering the new home, the pet could introduce this residual energy, potentially manifesting as strange occurrences, feelings of unease, or the appearance of shadows or other phenomena associated with the warlock’s spirit.

3. “The pet as a cursed object

• “The pet itself could be a cursed object, imbued with the warlock’s malicious intent or magical energies.
• “If the warlock had used their pet for dark rituals or activities, the pet might carry a spiritual imprint of those actions, leading to negative or unsettling phenomena in the new home.

“In all scenarios, signs of an infestation might include:

• “Unusual pet behavior: Growling, staring at empty spaces, or exhibiting fear or aggression not typical for the animal.
• “Feelings of unease or being watched: A pervasive sense of dread, fear, or a constant feeling of someone being present when alone.
• “Strange occurrences: Flickering lights, unexplained noises, objects moving on their own, or cold spots.
• “Negative changes in the atmosphere: People feeling unusually angry, depressed, or anxious in certain areas of the house.

“It’s important to remember that these are based on folklore and belief systems surrounding warlocks and spirits. While not scientifically proven, these concepts form the basis for many horror stories and supernatural tales.”

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I also asked Google AI: As a Christian, what should I do if I find a sick Conure that has been trained to peck people’s eyes out?

Google AI said: “As a Christian, you should prioritize the well-being of both the animal and any humans who may be at risk. The core Christian principles of compassion, stewardship over creation, and protecting the vulnerable provide a clear path forward. 

“A step-by-step guide for a Christian response

1. “Do not handle the bird yourself. A sick bird, especially one with a history of aggression, is a danger to both you and itself. The Conure is sick and stressed, and you risk getting injured or exposed to disease if you try to handle it without proper protection.
2. “Contact a wildlife rehabilitator or an avian vet. This is the most compassionate and practical step. A professional has the equipment and knowledge to safely handle and treat the bird.

1. • “Explain the bird’s condition and the history of its aggressive, eye-pecking behavior.

1. • “Do not delay, as sick birds can deteriorate quickly.

1. “Isolate the bird and secure the area. While waiting for help, keep a safe distance from the Conure. Ensure other people, especially children, and pets are kept away from it. This action protects the vulnerable, a key Christian ethical concern.
2. “Practice prayer and stewardship. As you await professional help, pray for the bird’s well-being and for wisdom for the rehabilitators. A Christian view of stewardship recognizes that all creation belongs to God and should be treated with kindness, even when fallen or corrupted. This is an opportunity to show mercy to a creature in a difficult state.

1. • “Proverbs 12:10 states, “A righteous man cares for the needs of his animal,” a principle that can be applied to caring for all creatures.

1. • “The bird’s aggression is a learned behavior and a symptom of its distress, not a mark of its inherent worthlessness.

1. “Reflect on the root of the problem. Reflect on the cruel actions of whoever trained the bird. This is a moment to recognize human brokenness and the need for redemption, as human sin and cruelty are ultimately the cause of such animal suffering.
2. “Trust God with the outcome. Place the situation in God’s hands. Regardless of the outcome for the Conure, you will have acted in a manner consistent with your Christian values of compassion, prudence, and ethical responsibility. 

“What not to do

• “Do not try to “rehabilitate” the bird yourself. You lack the specialized knowledge and equipment to do so safely and effectively.
• “Do not abandon the bird. Simply leaving the bird puts others at risk of harm and neglects your Christian duty of stewardship.
• “Do not harm the bird. Intentionally harming the Conure is a cruel act and is counter to the Christian principle of compassion for God’s creation. 

“By following these steps, you can respond to this difficult and unusual situation with compassion, wisdom, and a clear conscience.”

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I figured that a wildlife rehabilitator would just kill a bird that had been trained to peck people’s eyes out, so I bought a very big cage for the bird, and treated it with kindness. I named the Conure Matthew.

However, after a month or so I found out it was physically well but still afraid of me … wild and unfriendly … and would hurt me if it could. I also found it liked the notion of hurting me.

I thought I could keep it in the cage (which was quite spacious) and in that way prevent it from hurting me or my cat.

I explained to Matthew that he was there with me for a while, but that if ever he wanted to be free and to fly outside in the wide world, then he should let me know and I would let him know.

On Sunday, 17 August 2025, Matthew became very lively and happy … much more so than ever before … and expressed to me that he wanted to get out of the cage. He wanted to go see the person who he had been with before.

As I had promised, I opened the cage door and the door to the back porch. Quick as a wind, Matthew flew away.

I had the gravest misgivings about what would happen to Matthew. I thought: If it is true that this other person has taught Matthew to peck people’s eyes out, that surely that is a cruel person, who will treat Matthew badly.

I opened the front door. On the psychic plane I saw Matthew fly in delight towards a woman. I felt her heart light up when she saw him.

Then I saw her swat him away. I heard a surprised, quickly aborted ‘squawk’. Then all was silence.

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WHAT IS ONE TO SAY ABOUT BEINGS … WHETHER HUMAN OR NONHUMAN … WHO ARE TRAINED TO BE CRUEL?

What is one to say about beings … whether human or nonhuman … who are trained to be cruel in this lifetime?

What if their early experience teaches them that to love someone sexually means to peck out their eyes … or to set boundaries on their hopes and aspirations, or to control their actions rigidly, or to circumvent their every thought with derogation, or to beat them up, or even to murder them either in cold rage or through cruel calculatoin?

What is one to say when another being whom one loves and cares for inflicts or hopes to inflict physical injury day after day (as in the case of Matthew); or psychic injury day after day (as in the case of people who practice black magic)?

In this physical reality … in this third dimension … is there no chance for physical love that is purely and simply an act of love? Are there not human beings who practice loving kindness towards one another?

Why might we Lightworkers, Pathfinders, Wayshowers, Healers, and Ascensioneers not set our sights on those who are kindly, joyful, loving, grateful, appreciative, courageous, forgiving, full of hope in the future … on beings who, like ourselves, cherish positive emotions?

I determined to do just this.

THE FALCON

Then yesterday in late afternoon I went for a swim. Wouldn’t you know it? A Falcon landed on the pavement between the shallow end of the pool and the lemon tree by the porch. It looked like this, but more brownish than grey, and with brown plume-like crural feathers on its legs …

Image: “Captive peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) in the Community of Madrid, Spain,” by Carlos Delgado, 18 October 2014 … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Falco_peregrinus_-_01.jpg … CC BY-SA 4.0 International

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I thought about how Matthew had landed on my porch, and how he had hurt me physically, and how he got a gleam in his eye when I stooped down by his cage to clean up food he had flung on the floor.

I thought what damage Falcons do to their prey, and how quickly … how lightning fast … 200 miles per hour, in fact … they do this.

Video: “Fastest Animal Makes a Kill | World’s Deadliest,” by Nat Geo Animals, 8 April 2013 … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7lglchYNew ..

On the psychic plane I heard a young man say: I have sent her my pet Falcon.

Was this, then, a young Warlock who was sending to me his familiar pet, along with a sadistic, flesh-rending sexual intention? Could this possibly be so?

I felt that Matthew had been sent me by God to help me learn what to do when the Falcon landed there.

The Falcon, head held up high, with his eye on my swimming self, walked away from the lemon tree towards the edge of the pool.

I thought: How might least harm be done in this situation?

I swam towards the shallow end of the pool, gathered some water in my hands, and began to walk towards the Falcon. He gleaned my intention, and began to turn away.

I cast the water in my hands towards the Falcon as he swiftly took wing and flew off over the roof of my house.

Water will not harm, but it will dispel danger. Don’t you feel it to be so?

MORE INFORMATION: MOTHER RAVEN’S LAMENT

Here is a lament I composed about a Falcon that kills a Raven’s mate and bears the body far away …

Link: “A New Song: Mother Raven’s Lament (Moder Hrafns Mon) – Take 2. HD,” channeled by Mother and Father Raven through Alice B. Clagett, filmed on 28 August 2024; Take 2 HD was produced on 2 September 2024 … https://wp.me/p2Rkym-yxN ..

This might help everyone get a better notion about how I felt when the Falcon stalked towards my swimming pool yesterday.

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In love, light and joy
This is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!

Written and published on 24 August 2025; revised on 17 February 2026

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