Image: “Incoming Light,” by Alice B. Clagett, 3 June 2026, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com
Image: “Incoming Light,” by Alice B. Clagett, 3 June 2026, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com
- INTRODUCTION
- VIDEO BY ALICE
- SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
- VIDEO CREDITS
- CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Dear Ones,
This video is about what seemed to be a narrow escape I had from a Mountain Lion attack at the Mulholland Highway pullout by Cistern Trail (above Reagan Ranch). The Songbirds said this, but I myself did not see any Mountain Lions. See what you think …
There is a Summary beneath the video …
VIDEO BY ALICE
youtube link: https://youtu.be/7zLknxfelpw ..
SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
“Are Mountain Lions Stalking Hikers at Cistern Trail?”
By Alice B. Clagett
Okay, I’ve arrived over here at the Cistern Trail pulloffs on Mulholland [Highwah] and I heard someone … a Hiker, parked on the other side of the street talked to me and said that he was not a Ranger, but he was involved in the extraction.
And [I] asked, “Extraction?” And he said that they extracted remains of five people on the Cistern Trail. So if he’s telling the truth, which seems likely, then there’s some truth to the story that the Mountain Lions have been telling about their prowess on the Cistern Trail.
Okay, here’s the pullout on the other side of the trailhead for the Cistern Trail. And you can see down here the cistern. That’s the cistern. And there’s a trail that goes from the cistern to the Cistern Trail. A short trail. Okay. So over here we have the main trailhead … and you see these very tall power lines over here and you see this very distinct promontory here. So that should inform you that this is where the trouble lies.
And I have to say that I think these these promontories on either side of the road might be a deciding factor because from my TV viewing in my childhood, I gather that Mountain Lions like to crouch on promontories and jump down.
But [this] seems unlikely here right by the road.
[Mountain Lion (sounds like rough Wind): No, It is not unlikely. I like to crouch right here.]
Maybe there are other promontories up along the way.
[Alice to Songbirds:] Okay. So, what do you guys say?
[Songbird: HE’S right here!]
[Mountain Lion: WHY in God’s name are you talking about this Mountain Lion when he’s right over on this promontory on this mountain?]
[Alice to Readers:] A lot of trouble? Daytime? Night time? Daytime! Okay. So, I’m going to say there’s trouble with Mountain Lions here on this trail in the daytime.
[Alice to Readers:] As you may know, I feel that they’re traveling in packs with one alpha leader, maybe a female and then a number of younger ones, about five in a pack. And here you have this sign [which] indicates the trailhead for the Cistern Trail.
[Mountain Lion : Right. That’s where I am (catching those people).]
[Alice to Readers:] I’m not seeing anything but Hiker footprints right now … and Red Ants.
And here’s the beginning of the trail. I talked to someone in a car right here on the telepathic plane. [I] said I was looking for Mountain Lion footprints. That person seemed like a naturalist to me. They said [to look] farther down ,,, farther down the trail, The Cistern Trail, I’m thinking.
[Can you hear the Songbird? It’s explaining what I’m talking about to the Mountain Lion.]
You see, it goes along kind of a ridge line here. Kind of a rough trail over a ridge line after a brief ascent. And then it goes down, down into kind of a dip. And right there where it’s dipping, which you can’t see right now, there’s roughness in the trail.
So you have to sort of leap down some areas with big steps [down], …
[Mountain Lion to Songbird: Why would she TALK to people who are not there?]
Alice to Readers:] … and those might be construed by a Mountain Lion as a place where they can grab someone who’s a little off balance. I suspect that might ,,,
Songbird to Mountain Lion: I don’t know why. She’s trying to warn them about WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
[Alice to Readers:] … be the place where they would attempt to grab somebody. And as I looked at the map, …
I saw that … Look at this interesting landmark here! …
Songbird to Mountain Lion: She’s warning them to STAY AWAY from you!
Mountain Lion to Songbird: Oh, I see. That’s what it’s about.
[Alice to Readers:] … As I looked at the map, I saw that …
… dip in the trail was close to the place where the Cistern Trail branches off to the left.
Songbird to Alice: I DON-N-N’T think they DO-O-O-O! They don’t want to say anything to you at al-l-l-l!
Mountain Lion to Alice: I am a Ranger, not a Mountain Lion.
[Alice to Readers:] So now you know the straight skinny.
[Alice to Mountain Lions:] Mountain Lions, (Do) you want to say anything?
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] I see! You have a burly voice for a Ranger.
[Mountain Lion to Alice: All right! So I AM a Mountain Lion!]
[Alice to Readers:] He says it’s not the Mountain Lion, …
… it’s a Ranger.
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] Do you have anything to say, Ranger?
[Alice to Readers:] They’ve gotten real canny since the transportation of some of them out of the area.
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] Yes. What have you to say?
[Songbirds are laughing together over this.]
[Alice to Readers:] He doesn’t want to talk to me. And I don’t blame him. I’m just a journalist. Why would you want to talk to me?
Absolutely not. God bless you all …
[WAIT! THIS IS NOT THE END!]
… keep you safe, and be with you through all your days … especially if you’re in this area.
[Songbird to Alice: Dipsh-t G-d, He’s right THERE! He’s going to eat Alice Clagett all up!]
Okay. The Songbird says I should keep moving. In love, Light, and joy this is
Alice B. Clagett. I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
[Songbird to Alice: He’s right over … He’s right over THERE!]
[Alice to Songbirds:] What? Crouching … here?
Mountain Lion crouching here!
[Alice to Mountain Lion]: Go away, Mountain Lion!
[Songbird to Alice: PLEASE don’t do THAT. You’ll make him AN-gry!]
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] I have a nasty gun. Watch out! Watch out!
[Mountain Lion: Oh, Dear God, She has a gun. I’m getting out of here.]
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] I have a gun. Watch out! I have a camera, too!
[Alice to Songbird:] Right here? They’re catching people right here?
[Songbird to Alice: He is walking away.]
[Alice to Songbird:] What? On this side? On that side?
Okay, got it. Thank you, Songbirds.
Is it still there? Is it still tracking me? Hey, I’m not worried!
[Songbird: He thinks he should not at-TACK her. He thinks he should not attack because she has a gun.]
[Alice to Readers: Please excuse my rude language here.]
[Alice to Readers:] in love, Light …
[Alice to Songbird:] What? What? What? Get in your car! Okay. And go? All right, I’m going.
[Alice to Readers:] D-mn. I hate it when the Mountain Lions make me go.
[Dear Reader, You may observe from this that Mountain Lions avail themselves of the sound of cars to cover up what they say and to cover up the sound when they pounce on their prey.]
And this is my Park, too, you know! Those Songbirds were not that nice. They said I’m not that good …
… at getting into my car. [They said] I have to get into my car right away and go away.
And I said, “You know, I hate it when the Mountain Lions try to boss me around.” Right?
This Park is for everybody, not just for the Mountain Lions. And it’s for the Songbirds, too.
Where was I? In love, Light, and joy. This is Alice B. Clagett …
[Right here, it seemed like the Mountain Lion had just changed its mind (as is their way) and circled back toward me. I needed to get the car windows up fast. To do that, I needed to start the car … which it stubbornly would not do, for the first time ever.]
[The suspense is building!]
[Thank God! I got the car windows rolled up!]
In love, Light and joy, this is Alice B. Clagett. I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
[Songbird expresses disbelief (as per usual).]
The Songbirds on the promontory cliff-side were just talking to the Mountain Lion crouched over there in that crevice in the promontory on the valley side of Mulholland. And the Songbirds …
two-faced as they are … and small … and intelligent … said to the Mountain Lion, “You should have grabbed her right away.”
And the Mountain Lion said, “I can’t grab her unless she gets out of her car.” And his voice sounded dolorous.
[Alice:] This is no good. He was right there.
[Alice to Songbirds:] He was right there? I can’t believe it.
Songbirds, Are you pretending?
Why you’re pretending?
Are you pretending?
[Songbird to Alice: Right. We MAY BE.]
[Alice to Songbird:] :We ARE pretending! You were scaring me?
[Songbird: We MIGHT be pretending … or we might be just SCARED of this CRAZY Mountain Lion!]
. . . . .
[Alice to Readers:] All right. I just got the straight skinny from some Songbirds who are in a very difficult diplomatic bind. They said, “We don’t want you to make him angry.”
[Songbird agrees.]
That’s all for now, guys. Take care.
[WAIT! THIS IS NOT THE END!]
. . . . .
Right. I was just advising the Songbirds about Solstice energy. They don’t like Angels. So I said, “It’s going to be really beautiful sunlight like today.” And while I was doing that, I heard a sort of a subconscious mutter that the Male Mountain Lion from over this way was saying, “Right now, I’m sneaking up. I think I can put my finger in the window.”
And there was a Female Mountain Lion voice that was right behind him muttering in a similar way, backing him up. She says, “Get your finger in the window …Then what?”
And the Male Mountain Lion says, “Then I can crack her window.” And he says, “Then she will scream out and I will grab her voice box and rip it off.”
You can see these guys mean business.
The Male Mountain Lion says, “She will open it up wide, and then I will bonsai do that.”
The Female Mountain Lion says … embarrassedly, she says, “She’s repeating what you say.”
She’s getting angry. She says, “Another day and then we’ll eat someone on the g-dd-mn trail.”
. . . . .
I hope it’s not you, Dear Readers. And I surely hope it’s not me as well.
I was ready to leave … and I said to the Mountain Lion Male, “You know, I don’t want you to eat me. I’m not a numbskull, you know!”
And there was a silence. And then I said, “Don’t you have anything to eat?” And the Male Mountain Lion said, “Yes, we have a Hiker down the way.”
And I could tell from the way that he said it that he meant a Male Hiker was what they had captured. And I said, “Do you mean you caught a Male?” And the Male Mountain Lion said, “Unfortunately, yes.” And I said, “Why did you say ‘unfortunately’?” And the Male Mountain Lion said, “Because they’re full of gristle.”
[Alice to Readers:] Okay, we have just had a serious conversation about the trouble with eating Male Hikers. And the Male Mountain Lion said he was hurting himself trying to get the meat off of them. He said they’re hard to get the meat off of.
[Possibly the Male Mountain Lion hurt himself trying to bite into a metal spinal implant in the Male Hiker? Is there a Male Hiker missing who had such an implant?]
Count your blessings, Male Hikers! But on the other hand, don’t take it for granted that you will not be the target.
. . . . .
I’m talking to the Mountain Lions: “You guys! “Don’t eat the Hikers! Be nice to the Hikers! Do not eat the Hikers! This is Alice B. Clagett saying, ‘Do not eat!’ Do not eat the hikers! No eating the Hikers! Can you hear me? Mountain Lions! Do not eat! That’s right!”
[Alice to Readers:] Up on the promontory over there!
[Alice to Mountain Lions:] Do not eat! Very bad idea! That’s it.
[Alice to Readers:] I don’t think they’re paying much attention.
[Alice to Mountain Lions:] Do not eat the Hikers!
[Alice to Readers:] You win some, you lose some.
. . . . .
Gosh, I really had reservations about putting out this video. Finally, I decided to brave it out! And here it is!
VIDEO CREDITS
“Are Mountain Lions Stalking Hikers at Cistern Trail?”
By Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 3 June 2026 and produced on 17 July 2026
Location: Mulholland Highway above Reagan Ranch, Santa Monica Mountains, CA
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett
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My website is “Awakening with Planet Earth”
CONCLUSION
Io lux et pax nobiscum.
Joy, light and peace be with us!
— Alice B. Clagett
“Dominus illuminatio mea et salus mea; quem timebo?”
The Lord is my Light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?
Filmed on 3 June 2026 and published on 17 July 2026
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