Image: “This is a wizard doing magic. Magic Is a belief some cultural people might say is true. Don’t be afraid only sometimes people try black magic. It [magic] can be very harmful or can help,” by Tutubeelovegirl1, 10 December 2021, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_Wizard_here_id_doing_black_magic.jpg … CC BY-SA 4.0 International … COMMENTS: A wizard may be good or bad. A good wizard helps people; a bad wizard hurts people. If a bad wizard tries to hurt you, then sing a cheerful little song. Any negative entity, including bad wizards, can be lulled to sleep by a cheerful little song. –Alice B. Clagett
- INTRODUCTION
- VIDEO BY ALICE
- SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
- VIDEO CREDITS
- ALICE’S PERILOUS TALES: ON DEALING RESPECTFULLY WITH ALL THE BEINGS ON EARTH
INTRODUCTION
Dear Ones,
This video describes, from an Ascension perspective, how Sorcerers and Black Magic persons sometimes attempt to mind-control the Ravens, and why it is not good to attempt this.
There is a Summary after the video.
Then, in green font, there is quite an interesting section “ALICE’S PERILOUS TALES: ON DEALING RESPECTFULLY WITH ALL THE BEINGS ON EARTH ” which was not in the video.
VIDEO BY ALICE
SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
Why It Is Not a Good Idea to Mind-Control the Ravens
By Alice B. Clagett
Hello, Dear Ones. It’s Alice. I Am of the Stars.
I have a story to tell you about Mother and Father Raven and an attempt by a Sorcerer or Black Magic person to mind-control them while I was sitting outside in the late afternoon one day last week.
I will say, right at the beginning, that I do not know who the Mind Controller or Sorcerer or Black Magic person was. I just do not know who that was.
It had been some days, and Mother and Father Raven had been off having adventures someplace else in the neighborhood … not around my place at all.
I was sitting outside in the late afternoon, and then I heard Father Raven having a conversation with a human being who was trying to convince Father Raven to behave cruelly towards me … to come and start making mean comments to me while I was sitting outside, and to try to frighten me, and so forth.
That was a quality totally uncharacteristic of Father Raven. He is very wise. He is usually very open-hearted and friendly. He only gets stern if there is somebody who is behaving meanly towards somebody else, whether it is a human being … say a man or woman … behaving cruelly towards a child … or the Hawks trying to injure the Songbirds.
He is a constant champion of the Songbirds. He reminds me of the Sikhs of the Far East, how they used to champion the poor and the weak and the humble. He has that wonderful quality about him.
And Mother Raven is different from him. She is usually warbling happily. She sounds different. And she is very maternal when she has children around. The children are her main priority, and she does all that she can to teach them, to educate them, and to protect them.
So there are these two wonderful individuals in the community: Father Raven and Mother Raven.
But then there was the Sorcerer attack … the Black Magic attack. And humans have a way of getting into the brain of birds and affecting their brains briefly. This happened to Father Raven. But I was very confident, because I was friends with them both. I have always treated them fairly. Occasionally I give them treats. Always I compliment them. I thank them for their help. I am very respectful of the Ravens.
So I know that they have their own intelligence … a separate intelligence from that of the humans. So I was confident that in the time it took him to get from where he was … some distance away … to my place I could explain to him what was going on and he would change back to his own personality. And that, in fact, was what happened.
He was sitting on a tree over there [points] on my property line, and Mother Raven found him. He said he had a dizziness; he felt dizzy in his head, or light-headed. Of course, that makes it difficult to fly. And she came and rescued him there. It was so great! And she brought him over to the telephone poles at the end of my property.
I saw them both, sitting close together, facing the view over towards the Simi Hills. There was a light wind blowing. I could only imagine that Mother Raven thought he would feel better, and his head would clear because of the light wind that brought plenty of oxygen in. They sat there for awhile. It was so cool! And then he recovered. And then they went away.
What that means to me is this: We humans have a responsibility towards all the beings on Earth, not to mistreat them. We would not like to be mind-controlled, would we? So why should we take advantage of the Ravens, who are so open and kind-hearted, and such wonderful foragers here on Earth, and such good protectors of the Songbi9rds which are very important to the ecology of Earth?
I am asking you please to consider this; please treat other beings here on Earth just as you wish to be treated. Don’t you think that is good?
It is not just for the beings about whom you have never thought of … the Birds and the Lizards, the Pack Rats, the Coyotes, and the Hawks … it is also for other human beings of all sorts. If we could treat them with as much respect as we would like to be treated, the world would be a wonderful place, would it not?
Please be kind to the Ravens. Please be kind to all the beings you perceive as being smaller or weaker or less capable of protecting themselves than you feel you are yourself.
I ask this in the name of the All. Because this is a Free-Will planet I ask you please to abide by the tenets of this planet, especially during the Ascension process. It is very important. If you want all the Ascension gifts you have to obey the rules of this particular planet upon which you have chosen to incarnate. Don’t you feel this to be so?
It is very important: Free Will for all beings! And serve the all; don’t serve yourself. You know? You are part of the All. You can serve yourself too. But consider the bigger picture: All the beings everywhere on Earth and everywhere in the Universe.
Those are our charge … our sacred charge.
In love, light and joy
This is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
Filmed on 6 August 2024 and published on 28 August 2024; youtube transcript edited on 9 February 2026
See you at my wonderful, world class, WordPress website “Awakening with Planet Earth” … https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..
VIDEO CREDITS
“Why It Is Not a Good Idea to Mind-Control the Ravens”
by Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 6 August 2024 and produced on 28 August 2024
Location: San Fernando Valley, CA
CC BY-SA 4.0 International
ALICE’S PERILOUS TALES: ON DEALING RESPECTFULLY WITH ALL THE BEINGS ON EARTH
This video is a bit of a fudge.
At first I thought it might be best not to relate the following. My concern was that one or two of my Readers might respond in ‘quick-draw’ manner, with a fearful feeling, and might attempt to retaliate against my Raven friends. I felt this way because incidents have occurred in the recent past where people have fired upon them with guns.
So I have a concern not to say anything at all that might result in cruel actions against my Raven friends by others who live by the untoward dictum ‘Shoot first and ask questions later’.
On the other hand, for the sake of my many other Readers … for those who mean the Ravens no harm … it would be best to be forthright and to speak clearly about what has occurred. And so I have added to the blog this episode that transpired. This is one of Alice’s many Perilous Tales …
The truth of the matter is that a Sorcerer apparently tried to hypnotize Father Raven into attacking my eyes while I was swimming in my swimming pool on a recent Summer’s day.
That is a scary feeling, of course, to think that a friendly Raven might suddenly be turned to the Dark. But the answer to this scary situation is the same as in the video: Have confidence in yourself. Have confidence in your Raven friend. If you speak calmly and kindly to your Raven friend, even if he is deeply under the influence of mind control, he will ‘snap out of it’ just in the nick of time and return to his truly noble self.
And that, in fact, is what happened in incident described in the video. Someone tried to mind-control Father Raven. He became very confused. He took off in the air in the direction of the pool in which I was swimming.
I said to him: Father Raven! Father Raven! It is I, Alice! Remember? Apples and Oranges!
Just like that Father Raven threw off the veil of confusion that had settled upon him because of the evil Sorcerer’s bad intentions. All in a trice, Father Raven became his own noble self again. When he arrived at a perch high above my swimming pool, everything was back to normal.
The words spoken by Past President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his 1933 inaugural address are as true today as ever they were: We have nothing to fear but fear itself!
That is especially true of Ravens who are subject to a mind-control attempt by an ill-intentioned Black Magic person. Don’t be afraid! Be confident that you can set the matter straight!
Even if a group of male Ravens become angry at something very bad that a human has done to them, you can still win them over with a calm and steady voice and with kindly intentions and respectful actions towards them.
Like humans, Ravens value courage. Be brave! Be courageous! Be stalwart. But also, be merciful! Be the great mediator between our kind and the many other beings of Earth.
In that way you can help the unfoldment of New Life on New Earth. Through you the Ascension process will blossom. Through you the Ascension gifts will unfold for all beings everywhere.
What a great thing you can do for Earth! What great achievements await you!
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