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“Without Freedom of Thought, there can be no such thing as Wisdom; and no such thing as public liberty, without Freedom of Speech.” –Benjamin Franklin, 1722
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- INTRODUCTION
- VIDEO BY ALICE
- SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
- COMMENTS
- VIDEO CREDITS
- CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Dear Ones,
This new version of the video includes a hello, a goodbye, and a disclaimer. The original video is repeated so you can turn up your audio volume and catch what is being said by the wild animals.
The video offers advice to apex predators, both human and nonhuman, about how to survive during geostorms, especially those caused by X-flares. There are also examples of Mountain Lions speaking on the Wind. I call this the ‘Fearsome Wind of the Mountain Lion Tribe’. Then at the end of the original video clip I express that I, amongst all the beings on Earth, have my own Free Will, and a right to Freedom of Speech … the more so because I am a first-born human woman!
I am for non-speciesism here on Earth, as may be seen in my blog category: Human species and interspecies and extraterrestrial communication – Universal kinship – All-sentience – Moral inclusivity – Non-speciesism … I have to admit, my non-speciesist stance hits a snag in this video.
There is a Summary after the video …
VIDEO BY ALICE
youtube link: https://youtu.be/9VaV_3-pkJI ..
SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
“New Version with Comments: X-Flare Advice to Apex Predators ~ and ~ Showdown with Mountain Lions and Ravens”
By Alice B. Clagett
Hello, Dear Ones, It’s Alice. I Am of the Stars.
This video clip from Paramount Ranch has to do with how Apex Predators, whether human or nonhuman, can survive a series of X-flares without danger to themselves.
. . . . .
[Turn Audio up high so you can hear the Ravens
and the Fearsome Wind of the Mountain Lion Tribe.]
. . . . .
Mountain Lion [Fearsome Wind]: “Mike Dunn will fly” is what
the Mountain Lion says.
Alice to Readers: I just heard a mammal say, “Mike Dunn will fly!”
and then I heard a Hawk cry, “Keee! Keee! Keee!”
Mountain Lion: Oh, Jesus Chr-st! That Woman does not know
that a Mountain Lion is talking to her!
[Could it be that the Mountain Lion thinks this is
the name of the Hawk? Could it be that is the name of
a Sorcerer who flies on the wings of a Hawk,
as in the Native American legends?]
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Hawk: That Woman is not all …
Hawk to Mountain Lion: She can’t HEAR you.
Mountain Lion to Hawk: That will be Quite clear! Mike will let this …
Alice to Readers: I hope I got it [the call of the Hawk] right this time. Prior to that, I was discussing …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Hawk (continued): … COVID-stricken …
Mike says, “Let that go.” Okay.
Alice to Readers (continued): …with the Birds about Alpha Predators
and how it’s possible that that Hawk got upset.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: A Hawk is an Alpha Predator …
Mountain Lion: “Yeah, right, it IS an Alpha Predator.”
Alice to Readers (continued): … of the sky and it could have been influenced by those six …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … X-flares [in the first six days
of February 2026] to that kind of unusual behavior, …
Mountain Lion: Could it be that’s …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): …you know. And in general,
my advice for Alpha Predators, both the wildlife and the people, …
Mountain Lion (continued): … true?
Hawk to Mountain Lion: D-mn right! It Might be true.
Mountain Lion: Might be …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … might be true?
Alice to Readers (continued): …is that they in particular
have to be very careful …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion: Could it really be that is true? I
will speak to the other animals.
Alice to Readers (continued): … during the X-flares because
they’re so capable of … inflicting a great deal of damage, you know,
to … other people and to other animals … much more …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … so than most people.
And so my advice to the Hawk was to be very careful not to do that.
Because if …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … people get very upset,
why then they’re likely to do something about it.
Mountain Lion: This will be true.
Alice to Readers (continued): … And if other Hawks see you …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … doing really weird things,
I’m afraid they might come up with something.
Father Raven to Alice: They will not!
Alice to Father Raven: You don’t think so? They …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … let the Hawk go. I don’t know.
Father Raven: Mike Dunn went a-way!
Alice to Readers: What I found with the Law of Karma
is that if something really weird …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … and out of the ordinary
like that happens, something else happens to make it even out, …
Father Raven: Mike Dunn will fly off!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … you know? But the Birds
don’t agree with me. They think the Red-tailed Hawk is so huge that …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … nothing could interfere with it.
Alice to Birds: How about other Red-tailed Hawks?
[Could they interfere with it?]
Nanday: Yep, they could!
Father Raven: No! They could not kill bad Hawk.
. . . . .
Ground Hog: They don’t congregate like that.
Alice to Ground Hog: They don’t congregate like that?
Alice to Readers: Okay. He [the Raven] says they’re not like …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … the Ravens. The Raven says they
[the Ravens] congregate together.
Father Raven to Alice: They are not like that Hawk at all.
Mother Raven: No, not at all.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Not like a Raven.
Solitary bird. Did you hear that?
Father Raven to Alice: They’re not like that.
Mother Raven: No, not like that.
. . . . .
Hummingbird: They’re not like the Ravens at all!
Father Raven to Hummingbird: No, not like that [at all]!
. . . . .
Alice to Hummingbird: Is that Hummingbird?
Hummingbird to Alice [in a hushed tone]: Yes. It is.
Alice to Hummingbird: Hi, Hummingbird!
Raven [speaking for Hummingbird]: I don’t want to Talk to you.
Hummingbird to Alice: We Think that is true.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Hummingbird says, “We think that’s really true.”
Hummingbird’s very quiet today, I think, because …
. . . . .
Hummingbird: Please Go away.
Alice to Readers (continued): … it’s a colder day … in the 60s [Fahrenheit scale] and Hummingbird needs to keep warm.
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Hummingbird: Go ahead and say what you are feeling.
Hummingbird to Alice: Oh, Please stop talking.
Mountain Lion to Hummingbird: That’s it!
Alice to Readers: My arm’s getting so tired. [I’ll] try something else.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: And the road is all full of water.
You have to go …
[Mountain Lion is joking and making fun of me.]
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … around. It’s a flat road. That’s why.
Very flat road. Oh, it’s all wet. Oh, …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … no. My shoes will get all wet.
And then Ravens will say, “Not that wet. Not that much water.”
Mountain Lion: That will be what is really …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … really true about it.
Alice to Readers: It’s kind of true!
. . . . .
Male Raven to Alice: It’s not That [much water].
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Big mud puddle. Big one.
Father Raven [speaking to Alice, but playing up to Mountain Lion.
You can tell by the mocking tone of voice.]: Not That much water.
Mother Raven [seconding her husband]: No, not that much.
Mountain Lion: Right.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Yeah, it is always like that when it rains.
And it wasn’t that much …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continuing): … rain today.
Next week it may rain some more, they say. We’ll see.
Mountain Lion: Oh, God, no! Not that much rain.
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens [Shows reflection of a mountain in the mud puddle[:
Looks like a mountain in the water.
Father Raven: No, It does not!
Mountain Lion: Yes, It does look like a mountain in the water.
But it’s not really a mountain.
Alice to Ravens: It’s not really a mountain.
. . . . .
Mountain Lion [sounding like he’s reflecting on this]: It’s only a reflection.
Alice to Ravens: [It’s] a reflection of the mountain.
Re-flection. Looks like a mountain; …
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … not a mountain.
I wonder if you guys can see the reflections, too.
Mountain Lion: What is all that …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … explaining about the d-mn mountains
all about? And by the way, I don’t want you to talk about those
Mountain Lions at all. Not to anybody at all!
Raven to Alice: Don’t talk about Mountain Lion!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: I think that’s Raven.
He was saying there was COVID-stricken.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: And I said: “Is that for a Hawk?” And he said, “D-mned right.”
Raven: That’s not right!
Mountain Lion to Alice: No, They are not upset with the Hawk.
Alice to Readers: They’re upset with the …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continuing): … Hawk. Being very careful.
I don’t blame them one bit. Not one jot.
. . . . .
Father Raven [jeering]: RA-vens DON’T like THAT!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Can you hear that? It’s a jeer.
Did you hear that?
Mountain Lion to Alice: No! I did not!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Raven says, COVID-stricken. COVID-stricken.
Alice to Birds: Did I say that right?
Songbird to Alice [muted]: Yes, You did.
Alice to Songbird: Thank you.
. . . . .
Alice: I said something right!
. . . . .
Mountain Lion [mulling this over]: “That COVID-stricken thing
is not for me.” That’s what she is saying.
. . . . .
Alice: Who is that?
Unknown voice: That’s the guy from the farm.
Mountain Lion to Alice: That will be the Ranger. That will …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … be who that is.
Alice to Readers: This is scary. Mountain Lion says,
“No, I don’t think you said that all that right.”
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: And I said, “Who is this?”
And the other being said, “Mountain Lion.”
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Did you hear it?
Mountain Lion [amused]: Well, I’ll be. She CAN hear us talking.
Alice to Mountain Lion: Mountain Lion, are you a long ways away?
Father Raven: STOP that.
Mother Raven: Yeah, STOP that.
. . . . .
Father Mountain Lion to Ravens: You guys, Don’t let on to her
that a Mountain Lion is walking towards you.
Mother Mountain Lion [simultaneously]: No, I am with my Firstborn Child.
Mountain Lion is nowhere near you.
Firstborn Child [simultaneously}: Mountain Lion is nowhere near you.
Mountain Lion is nowhere near you. [SPOOKOUT!]
Alice to Readers: Can you hear it? That was a female Mountain Lion.
It said, “No, I am with my firstborn child. Can you hear what is going on?”
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens: Did you hear that? Did I say that right?
Raven to Alice [jeering]: No. You did not!
. . . . .
Alice to Mother Mountain Lion:
Congratulations on your firstborn child.
Father Mountain Lion: That Woman has got to COVID-stricken get a life.
. . . . .
Alice to Father Mountain Lion [misunderstanding]: Whose wife?
Hummingbird to Alice: YOUR life!
. . . . .
Unknown voice to Alice: Not a Mountain Lion. A Coyote.
Alice to unknown voice: Not a Mountain Lion. A Coyote?
Oh, that makes sense because it sounded really different.
. . . . .
Unknown voice: Know that I lied to you.
Alice to Readers: Sounded more like a Coyote.
Not rough and gruff and mean and …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continuing): … tough like a Mountain Lion.
More like a Coyote.
. . . . .
[Right before this I cut out a little bit of the video where
I was just walking along and nothing much was happening.
At least, that’s how it seemed to me.]
Alice to all the beings: I’m tired, guys.
It’s tiring talking to so many people.
Father Raven to Alice: Don’t talk like that. Mountain Lion …
. . . . .
[Right before this I cut out a little bit of the video where
I was just walking along and nothing much was happening. At least, that’s how it seemed to me.]
. . . . .
Father Raven (continuing): … is right there.
Alice to Readers: Ouu, that’s a very strong, protective Raven over there.
Father Raven to Alice: Do NOT say that!
Mountain Lion to Father Raven: What did I hear …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Father Raven (continued): … you say?!
Mountain Lion to Father Raven: DO NOT say …
Mother Raven: STOP! STOP!
Alice to Father Raven: Anything bad over there?
[FAMOUS LAST WORDS!]
. . . . .
Hummingbird to Alice [emphatically]: PSSST!
Mountain Lion to Father Raven (continuing) … anything nice to her.
Alice to Father Raven: Raven?
. . . . .
[I don’t understand why it sounds like there is a Big Wind right now.
There is no Wind. What is it that is talking? Can you hear the words?
Is this the combined, totally fearsome voices of the Mountain Lion Tribe?
Oh gosh, yes! That’s it!]
. . . . .
Alice to Father Raven: Everything okay? Safe?
Father Raven to Alice: IS NOT SAFE!
Hummingbird to Alice: PSSST!
. . . . .
Alice to Father Raven: Because of what?
Why is it not safe anywhere?
. . . . .
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion Tribe shouts: “God D-MN YOU Cockroaches! Trespassing on my territory!”
The Nerve of this guy!]
. . . . .
[CAN YOU HEAR THEM?!]
. . . . .
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion Tribe
shouts: “God D-MN YOU Cockroaches! Trespassing on my territory!”
The Nerve of this guy!]
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Okay. He said, “Because the Hawk
is eating everybody’s eyes out.”
Alice to Ravens: I’m explaining for …
. . . . .
Alice to Raven (continued): …. the human beings so they can learn
to talk to you a little bit. Some will and some will not, …
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion Tribe
continues: GO a-G-d–d-mned-way and DON’T come back!]
[Non-Speciesism has just hit a snag!]
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … okay? I can’t say who.
Some people will.
Some people have that gift. [inaudible].
Mother Raven: DON’T TALK!
Alice to Mother Raven: Huh?
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion
Tribe abates: With that I will walk away. Mountain Lion Will Walk Away.]
. . . . .
Alice to Mother Raven (continued): “Don’t talk?”
Did you say, “Don’t talk?”
Hummingbird to Alice [exasperated]: Yesss!
Alice to Birds: Everybody says don’t talk? Okay, I won’t talk.
[The voices of the Mountain Lions always
seem to begin speaking at about this point in
the dirt road that parallels Cornell Road.
This is disconcerting because I am right near
the entry road to Paramount Ranch.]
. . . . .
Hummingbird: Baaad!
Young Raven [upset, imitating Alice]: I won’t talk Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Okay, that was a Young Raven.
It said, “I can’t talk to you Humans anymore.”
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: I don’t know if you can hear me when I whisper.
Raven [quietly]: Can’t hear when whisper.
Young Raven [jeering]: I got that!
. . . . .
Hummingbird: Baaad!
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens: Ravens can’t really talk to Human
Beings, huh? You know what? You get …
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … to choose. You don’t have to talk,
if you don’t want to talk. You have Free Will, …
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … just like all the beings on Earth.
You can talk or not talk. It’s completely up to you.
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … Yeah, it’s up to you.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Did you hear that? Mountain Lion says,
“Damn straight. You BET it is up to us.”
Mountain Lion: It IS.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: I take it seriously. Yeah. Without Free Will, …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … who am I? Nothing at all.
I might as well be COVID-stricken if I don’t have Free Will. Yep.
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens and Hummingbird: And you guys, you
deserve to have Free Will, too. Everybody! |
Everybody on Earth should have Free Will. Yeah!
Mountain Lion: Well I’ll, Great God …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … and sacramental d-mn right be!
Alice to all the beings: Yeah. D-mn right! You heard it right. D-mn Right!
That’s what the Ravens sometimes say.
. . . . .
Alice to all the beings (continued): Because there are
Human Beings around these parts who sometimes speak like that.
. . . . .
Alice to all the beings (continued): Not the ladies,
of course, such as me, but the gentlemen.
Raven: Right, right, right, right!
Alice: Right!
. . . . .
Alice to all the beings: It’s acceptable talk for a gentleman, whether he be a Human Being or a Father Raven.
Raven: That is not all that right!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: You know, at the very beginning of this video just now, if you turn the audio way up high, you might hear what I heard on that day. It seemed to me that the Ravens were calling some being at Paramount Ranch. They were calling it Mike Dunn.
Now, I know there are a lot of people in the United States named Mike Dunn, and there may be some quite locally named Mike Dunn, and I would like them to know that this is none of my idea. Okay. Somehow those Ravens are using those words to infer that that’s the name of the Red-Tailed Hawk that’s circling in the sky.
So if your name is Mike Dunn, I’d like you to know that’s not my idea. It’s Raven’s idea. Okay? And in addition, you may know that a lot of times people drop in on Ravens and other Birds and change their voices and change their ideas around. Sorcerers drop in.
So not only is it none of mine, but it may not be anything to do with the Ravens. It might have to do with some Sorcerer that’s [around and] about this way.
So to all the people named Mike Dunn in the United States, I’m so very sorry. I really apologize for this clip. And I’ll play it one more time so that you have had time to turn your audio to the very highest [volume] and try to decide for yourself why the Ravens call the Red-Tailed Hawk Mike Dunn.
[I’ll play the Paramount Ranch video clip one more time …]
. . . . .
[Turn Audio up high so you can hear the Ravens
and the Fearsome Wind of the Mountain Lion Tribe.]
. . . . .
Mountain Lion [Fearsome Wind]: “Mike Dunn will fly” is what
the Mountain Lion says.
Alice to Readers: I just heard a mammal say, “Mike Dunn will fly!”
and then I heard a Hawk cry, “Keee! Keee! Keee!”
Mountain Lion: Oh, Jesus Chr-st! That Woman does not know
that a Mountain Lion is talking to her!
[Could it be that the Mountain Lion thinks this is
the name of the Hawk? Could it be that is the name of
a Sorcerer who flies on the wings of a Hawk,
as in the Native American legends?]
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Hawk: That Woman is not all …
Hawk to Mountain Lion: She can’t HEAR you.
Mountain Lion to Hawk: That will be Quite clear! Mike will let this …
Alice to Readers: I hope I got it [the call of the Hawk] right this time. Prior to that, I was discussing …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Hawk (continued): … COVID-stricken …
Mike says, “Let that go.” Okay.
Alice to Readers (continued): …with the Birds about Alpha Predators
and how it’s possible that that Hawk got upset.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: A Hawk is an Alpha Predator …
Mountain Lion: “Yeah, right, it IS an Alpha Predator.”
Alice to Readers (continued): … of the sky and it could have been influenced by those six …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … X-flares [in the first six days
of February 2026] to that kind of unusual behavior, …
Mountain Lion: Could it be that’s …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): …you know. And in general,
my advice for Alpha Predators, both the wildlife and the people, …
Mountain Lion (continued): … true?
Hawk to Mountain Lion: D-mn right! It Might be true.
Mountain Lion: Might be …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … might be true?
Alice to Readers (continued): …is that they in particular
have to be very careful …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion: Could it really be that is true? I
will speak to the other animals.
Alice to Readers (continued): … during the X-flares because
they’re so capable of … inflicting a great deal of damage, you know,
to … other people and to other animals … much more …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … so than most people.
And so my advice to the Hawk was to be very careful not to do that.
Because if …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … people get very upset,
why then they’re likely to do something about it.
Mountain Lion: This will be true.
Alice to Readers (continued): … And if other Hawks see you …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … doing really weird things,
I’m afraid they might come up with something.
Father Raven to Alice: They will not!
Alice to Father Raven: You don’t think so? They …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … let the Hawk go. I don’t know.
Father Raven: Mike Dunn went a-way!
Alice to Readers: What I found with the Law of Karma
is that if something really weird …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … and out of the ordinary
like that happens, something else happens to make it even out, …
Father Raven: Mike Dunn will fly off!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … you know? But the Birds
don’t agree with me. They think the Red-tailed Hawk is so huge that …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … nothing could interfere with it.
Alice to Birds: How about other Red-tailed Hawks?
[Could they interfere with it?]
Nanday: Yep, they could!
Father Raven: No! They could not kill bad Hawk.
. . . . .
Ground Hog: They don’t congregate like that.
Alice to Ground Hog: They don’t congregate like that?
Alice to Readers: Okay. He [the Raven] says they’re not like …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … the Ravens. The Raven says they
[the Ravens] congregate together.
Father Raven to Alice: They are not like that Hawk at all.
Mother Raven: No, not at all.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Not like a Raven.
Solitary bird. Did you hear that?
Father Raven to Alice: They’re not like that.
Mother Raven: No, not like that.
. . . . .
Hummingbird: They’re not like the Ravens at all!
Father Raven to Hummingbird: No, not like that [at all]!
. . . . .
Alice to Hummingbird: Is that Hummingbird?
Hummingbird to Alice [in a hushed tone]: Yes. It is.
Alice to Hummingbird: Hi, Hummingbird!
Raven [speaking for Hummingbird]: I don’t want to Talk to you.
Hummingbird to Alice: We Think that is true.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Hummingbird says, “We think that’s really true.”
Hummingbird’s very quiet today, I think, because …
. . . . .
Hummingbird: Please Go away.
Alice to Readers (continued): … it’s a colder day … in the 60s [Fahrenheit scale] and Hummingbird needs to keep warm.
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Hummingbird: Go ahead and say what you are feeling.
Hummingbird to Alice: Oh, Please stop talking.
Mountain Lion to Hummingbird: That’s it!
Alice to Readers: My arm’s getting so tired. [I’ll] try something else.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: And the road is all full of water.
You have to go …
[Mountain Lion is joking and making fun of me.]
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … around. It’s a flat road. That’s why.
Very flat road. Oh, it’s all wet. Oh, …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … no. My shoes will get all wet.
And then Ravens will say, “Not that wet. Not that much water.”
Mountain Lion: That will be what is really …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … really true about it.
Alice to Readers: It’s kind of true!
. . . . .
Male Raven to Alice: It’s not That [much water].
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Big mud puddle. Big one.
Father Raven [speaking to Alice, but playing up to Mountain Lion.
You can tell by the mocking tone of voice.]: Not That much water.
Mother Raven [seconding her husband]: No, not that much.
Mountain Lion: Right.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Yeah, it is always like that when it rains.
And it wasn’t that much …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continuing): … rain today.
Next week it may rain some more, they say. We’ll see.
Mountain Lion: Oh, God, no! Not that much rain.
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens [Shows reflection of a mountain in the mud puddle[:
Looks like a mountain in the water.
Father Raven: No, It does not!
Mountain Lion: Yes, It does look like a mountain in the water.
But it’s not really a mountain.
Alice to Ravens: It’s not really a mountain.
. . . . .
Mountain Lion [sounding like he’s reflecting on this]: It’s only a reflection.
Alice to Ravens: [It’s] a reflection of the mountain.
Re-flection. Looks like a mountain; …
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … not a mountain.
I wonder if you guys can see the reflections, too.
Mountain Lion: What is all that …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … explaining about the d-mn mountains
all about? And by the way, I don’t want you to talk about those
Mountain Lions at all. Not to anybody at all!
Raven to Alice: Don’t talk about Mountain Lion!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: I think that’s Raven.
He was saying there was COVID-stricken.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: And I said: “Is that for a Hawk?” And he said, “D-mned right.”
Raven: That’s not right!
Mountain Lion to Alice: No, They are not upset with the Hawk.
Alice to Readers: They’re upset with the …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continuing): … Hawk. Being very careful.
I don’t blame them one bit. Not one jot.
. . . . .
Father Raven [jeering]: RA-vens DON’T like THAT!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Can you hear that? It’s a jeer.
Did you hear that?
Mountain Lion to Alice: No! I did not!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Raven says, COVID-stricken. COVID-stricken.
Alice to Birds: Did I say that right?
Songbird to Alice [muted]: Yes, You did.
Alice to Songbird: Thank you.
. . . . .
Alice: I said something right!
. . . . .
Mountain Lion [mulling this over]: “That COVID-stricken thing
is not for me.” That’s what she is saying.
. . . . .
Alice: Who is that?
Unknown voice: That’s the guy from the farm.
Mountain Lion to Alice: That will be the Ranger. That will …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … be who that is.
Alice to Readers: This is scary. Mountain Lion says,
“No, I don’t think you said that all that right.”
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: And I said, “Who is this?”
And the other being said, “Mountain Lion.”
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Did you hear it?
Mountain Lion [amused]: Well, I’ll be. She CAN hear us talking.
Alice to Mountain Lion: Mountain Lion, are you a long ways away?
Father Raven: STOP that.
Mother Raven: Yeah, STOP that.
. . . . .
Father Mountain Lion to Ravens: You guys, Don’t let on to her
that a Mountain Lion is walking towards you.
Mother Mountain Lion [simultaneously]: No, I am with my Firstborn Child.
Mountain Lion is nowhere near you.
Firstborn Child [simultaneously}: Mountain Lion is nowhere near you.
Mountain Lion is nowhere near you. [SPOOKOUT!]
Alice to Readers: Can you hear it? That was a female Mountain Lion.
It said, “No, I am with my firstborn child. Can you hear what is going on?”
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens: Did you hear that? Did I say that right?
Raven to Alice [jeering]: No. You did not!
. . . . .
Alice to Mother Mountain Lion:
Congratulations on your firstborn child.
Father Mountain Lion: That Woman has got to COVID-stricken get a life.
. . . . .
Alice to Father Mountain Lion [misunderstanding]: Whose wife?
[Alice! It’s ‘life’ … not ‘wife’!]
Hummingbird to Alice: YOUR life!
. . . . .
Unknown voice to Alice: Not a Mountain Lion. A Coyote.
Alice to unknown voice: Not a Mountain Lion. A Coyote?
Oh, that makes sense because it sounded really different.
. . . . .
Unknown voice: Know that I lied to you.
Alice to Readers: Sounded more like a Coyote.
Not rough and gruff and mean and …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continuing): … tough like a Mountain Lion.
More like a Coyote.
. . . . .
[Right before this I cut out a little bit of the video where
I was just walking along and nothing much was happening.
At least, that’s how it seemed to me.]
Alice to all the beings: I’m tired, guys.
It’s tiring talking to so many people.
Father Raven to Alice: Don’t talk like that. Mountain Lion …
. . . . .
[Right before this I cut out a little bit of the video where
I was just walking along and nothing much was happening. At least, that’s how it seemed to me.]
. . . . .
Father Raven (continuing): … is right there.
Alice to Readers: Ouu, that’s a very strong, protective Raven over there.
Father Raven to Alice: Do NOT say that!
Mountain Lion to Father Raven: What did I hear …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion to Father Raven (continued): … you say?!
Mountain Lion to Father Raven: DO NOT say …
Mother Raven: STOP! STOP!
Alice to Father Raven: Anything bad over there?
[FAMOUS LAST WORDS!]
. . . . .
Hummingbird to Alice [emphatically]: PSSST!
Mountain Lion to Father Raven (continuing) … anything nice to her.
Alice to Father Raven: Raven?
. . . . .
[I don’t understand why it sounds like there is a Big Wind right now.
There is no Wind. What is it that is talking? Can you hear the words?
Is this the combined, totally fearsome voices of the Mountain Lion Tribe?
Oh gosh, yes! That’s it!]
. . . . .
Alice to Father Raven: Everything okay? Safe?
Father Raven to Alice: IS NOT SAFE!
Hummingbird to Alice: PSSST!
. . . . .
Alice to Father Raven: Because of what?
Why is it not safe anywhere?
. . . . .
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion Tribe shouts: “God D-MN YOU Cockroaches! Trespassing on my territory!”
The Nerve of this guy!]
. . . . .
[CAN YOU HEAR THEM?!]
. . . . .
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion Tribe
shouts: “God D-MN YOU Cockroaches! Trespassing on my territory!”
The Nerve of this guy!]
Alice to Readers: Okay. He said, “Because the Hawk
is eating everybody’s eyes out.”
Alice to Ravens: I’m explaining for …
. . . . .
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion Tribe
continues: GO a-G-d–d-mned-way and DON’T come back!]
[Non-Speciesism has just hit a snag!]
Alice to Raven (continued): …. the human beings so they can learn
to talk to you a little bit. Some will and some will not, …
. . . . .
[The Fearsome Wind of the LEADER of the local Mountain Lion
Tribe abates: With that I will walk away. Mountain Lion Will Walk Away.]
Alice to Ravens (continued): … okay? I can’t say who.
Some people will.
Some people have that gift. [inaudible].
Mother Raven: DON’T TALK!
Alice to Mother Raven: Huh?
. . . . .
Alice to Mother Raven (continued): “Don’t talk?”
Did you say, “Don’t talk?”
Hummingbird to Alice [exasperated]: Yesss!
Alice to Birds: Everybody says don’t talk? Okay, I won’t talk.
[The voices of the Mountain Lions always
seem to begin speaking at about this point in
the dirt road that parallels Cornell Road.
This is disconcerting because I am right near
the entry road to Paramount Ranch.]
. . . . .
Hummingbird: Baaad!
Young Raven [upset, imitating Alice]: I won’t talk Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Okay, that was a Young Raven.
It said, “I can’t talk to you Humans anymore.”
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: I don’t know if you can hear me when I whisper.
Raven [quietly]: Can’t hear when whisper.
Young Raven [jeering]: I got that!
. . . . .
Hummingbird: Baaad!
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens: Ravens can’t really talk to Human
Beings, huh? You know what? You get …
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … to choose. You don’t have to talk,
if you don’t want to talk. You have Free Will, …
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … just like all the beings on Earth.
You can talk or not talk. It’s completely up to you.
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens (continued): … Yeah, it’s up to you.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: Did you hear that? Mountain Lion says,
“D-mn straight. You BET it is up to us.”
Mountain Lion: It IS.
. . . . .
Alice to Readers: I take it seriously. Yeah. Without Free Will, …
. . . . .
Alice to Readers (continued): … who am I? Nothing at all.
I might as well be COVID-stricken if I don’t have Free Will. Yep.
. . . . .
Alice to Ravens and Hummingbird: And you guys, you
deserve to have Free Will, too. Everybody!
Everybody on Earth should have Free Will. Yeah!
Mountain Lion: Well I’ll, Great God …
. . . . .
Mountain Lion (continuing): … and sacramental d-mn right be!
Alice to all the beings: Yeah. D-mn right! You heard it right. D-mn Right!
That’s what the Ravens sometimes say.
. . . . .
Alice to all the beings (continued): Because there are
Human Beings around these parts who sometimes speak like that.
. . . . .
Alice to all the beings (continued): Not the ladies,
of course, such as me, but the gentlemen.
Raven: Right, right, right, right!
Alice: Right!
. . . . .
Alice to all the beings: It’s acceptable talk for a gentleman,
whether he be a Human Being or a Father Raven.
Raven: That is not all that right!
. . . . .
in love, Light and joy, this is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
Come and visit me at my wonderful, worldclass, WordPress website “Awakening with Planet Earth” … https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..
COMMENTS
Those Ravens have a lot of nerve, telling a First-Born Woman not to talk!
After my showdown with the Ravens, I heard Mountain Lion say: Maybe we [she and I] do have something in common after all!
VIDEO CREDITS
“New Version with Comments: X-Flare Advice to Apex Predators ~ and ~ Showdown with Mountain Lions and Ravens”
By Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 11 February 2026 and produced on 7 July 2026
Location: Paramount Ranch, Santa Monica Mountains, CA
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett
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 11 February 2026 and published on 7 July 2026
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