• INTRODUCTION
• VIDEO BY ALICE
• SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
  • White-Crowned Sparrows: PRET-ty PRET-ty SWEET Birds
  • Interview with a Fox
    • Audio Clip: There’s NO Fox Here
  • Talks with Mountain Lions
    • Video Clip: Slo Mo – Lady Mountain Lion Speaks [simulation]
• CONCLUSION: PARTING WORDS FROM ALICE, SPARROW, FOX, AND RAVEN
• VIDEO CREDITS

INTRODUCTION

Dear Ones,

I went to the wild woods on 18 March 2025 and it seemed that every being there had something to say. First it was the White-Headed Sparrows, then Raven, and then Fox. Then I remembered what Mountain Lions had said when I sussed out the trail condition at Ladyface Mountain Trail just before I got to the film location.

There is an edited Summary after the video …

VIDEO BY ALICE

SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
AT HIGHEST VOLUME YOU CAN HEAR THE SWEET BIRDS

Hello, Dear Ones, It’s Alice. I was out here in the woods, and I was talking to the new birds …

White-Crowned Sparrows: PRET-ty PRET-ty SWEET Birds

Image: “White-Crowned Sparrow,” by Alice B. Clagett, 18 March 2025, CC BY-SA 4.0 International, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..

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Alice to Readers (continued): … and I asked them did they know ‘Sweet Bird’. First they said: ‘Sweet Bird . Sweet Bird . Sweet Bird’ … like that.

And then one of them said something completely different that I have never heard before.

Sparrow 1 [chuckling]: We said ‘We are PRET-ty PRET-ty SWEET Birds’!

Alice to Readers [repeating what Sparrow 1 had said: PRET-ty PRET-ty SWEET Birds!

Sparrow 1: Tha-a-at’s right. Pret-t-ty, Pret-t-ty, SWEET Birds. Is that RIGHT? SWEET Birds.

Sparrow 2: Yep! That is re-al-ly re-al-ly true. Real pretty sounding. I AM A SWEET Bird. I am a SWEET Bird.

Alice to Sparrow 2: Wow! That’s BEAU-tiful! … Pretty, pretty, SWEET bird!

Sparrow 2: I am a Pretty, Pretty, SWEET Bird.

Alice to Readers: Did you hear that the first time?

Sparrow 1: I am a SWEET Bird. I am a REAL-ly REAL-ly SWEET Bird. I am a SWEET Bird. I am an EX-tra Sweet Bird.

Sparrow 2: Yep. Yep … Yep, you ARE an EX-tra Sweet Bird.

Alice to Sparrow 1: Pretty, pretty, SWEET Bird. Thank you very MUCH!

Raven: Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!

Sparrow 2: WHY should we stop? #@%! #@%! Why?

Alice to Sparrow 2: Oh! Wow, cool!

Alice to Readers: ‘PRET-ty PRET-ty SWEET Birds’. I hope I got that right.

Sparrow 2 to Alice: Yes, you did.

Alice to Sparrow 2: Oh, good!

Alice to Readers: Here they are …

Image: “White-Crowned Sparrow 2,” by Alice B. Clagett, 18 March 2025, CC BY-SA 4.0 International, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..

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Interview with a Fox

Alice to Readers: A Raven flew by, and it said: There’s a Fox here.

Raven to Alice: Yep, a Fox.

Alice to Raven: Five? [Possibly this may not mean literally ‘five’ foxes, but rather ‘many’ foxes]

Raven to Alice: Yep.

Alice to Readers: Five foxes … And I said to Raven (only on the telepathic plane): Is there a Mountain Lion?

And Raven said verbally: No!

And I said to Raven: Coyotay (aka Coyote)?

And Raven said: Fox!

Alice to Readers: I was listening on the telepathic plane, and the Fox talked. It is the first time (well, maybe the second time) I have heard a Fox talk.

Alice to Fox: What did Fox say?

Fox speaks: There’s NO Fox here.

Alice to Readers: “There’s NO Fox here.” [Alice chuckles.] It just said it again when I asked! Before it said it like this [speaking very low, with flat emotional affect]; There’s no Fo … No! … There’s no … There’s … It’s hard for me to speak that low …

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Audio Clip: There’s NO Fox Here
Channeled by Alice B. Clagett
18 March 2025

 

Words of the Fox: There’s NO Fox here.

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Alice to Readers: [she chuckles] That’s why they call them Foxes … ‘Sly Foxes’, not Foxy Lady Foxes – although there may be those as well!

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Talks with Mountain Lions

A little earlier I was at a different place … Ladyface Mountain Trail … a little higher up in altitude … just looking to see how the trail condition appeared to be by looking at the beginning of the trail. I also wanted to take a look at the sign at the trailhead.

There are huge, tall mountains along through there, on both sides of the road.

First I said (very, very quietly, because the Mountain Lions have terrific ears: Are there any Mountain Lions here? And then, from across the road, amongst the huge, tall mountains over there I heard: No. There are five Mountain Lions over here.

And I said to the Mountain Lions: Did I hear that right? FIVE Mountain Lions?

And then five male Mountain Lions and one female Mountain Lions talked, and they all said: There are five Mountain Lions over here.

The lady Mountain Lion sounded like the lady on that recording of slo mo music … the slo mo sounds that I made, which are similar to the telepathic sound of a female Mountain Lion speaking to a male Mountain Lion ..

Video Clip: Slo Mo – Lady Mountain Lion Speaks [simulation]
Channeled by Alice B. Clagett
30 January 2025

 

Words of the female Mountain Lion: WOO me! WOO me! WOO me!

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Apparently there was the Mountain Lion voice of a lady and of two male Mountain Lions mixed in with that video, which can be viewed here …

Link: “Ghostly Soul Wounding Incidents Captured on Slo Mo Video – Listen with Highest Possible Volume,” by Alice B. Clagett, filmed on 30 January 2025; produced and published on 3 February 2025; revised on 8 March 2025 … https://wp.me/p2Rkym-AqS ..

I will get to that a little later on. Yes.

This particular female Mountain Lion that I spoke with today sounded a little lower in voice, by a little, than the female Mountain Lion on the slo mo video segment above, but she was much higher in voice than the male Mountain Lions with whom I was speaking today.

She sounded very, very attractive, you know? To DIE for, from the perspective of a male Mountain Lion, I reckon! You know? A very, VERY attractive lady Mountain Lion.

I think that the male Mountain Lions really appreciate female Mountain Lions. The way they greet, I meant to mention, is like this …

The female Mountain Lion will be approaching the male Mountain Lion, and she will say …

Raven [catching the joke telepathically before I speak it verbally]: Ha . Ha . Ha . Hah!

Alice [continuing to the punch line despite her ruffled feathers]: The Female Mountain Lion will say to the male Mountain Lion: “Are you going to eat me?”

Then the male Mountain Lion will say: “No. CER-tainly not.” [Alice laughs.]

CONCLUSION: PARTING WORDS FROM ALICE, SPARROW, FOX, AND RAVEN

Alice to Readers: God bless you all,
And keep you safe,
And be with you
Through all your days.

Sparrow to Readers: Sweet, Sweet, Sweet!

Alice to Readers: In love, light and joy
This is Alice B. Clagett …

Alice to Fox: Where IS that Fox?

Fox to Alice: Over there, Dharm Dee!

Alice to Readers [pointing]: Over there!

I Am of the Stars … and so are you!

Come and visit me at …

Raven to Alice: Five Foxes here!

Alice to Raven: FIVE foxes?

Raven to Alice (telepathicall): Uh huh.

Alice to Raven: Five Fox?

Raven to Alice (telepathicall): That’s right.

Alice to Readers: My faux pas! … Five Foxes.

Sparrow: Hee, hee hee!

Alice to Readers: … Awakening with Planet Earth, https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com

Sparrow: SWEET Bi-i-ird!

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

Filmed on 18 March 2025; produced and published on 21 March 2025; transcribed on 29 March 2025. This is a high-definition film.

VIDEO CREDITS

“Talks in the Wild Woods: Sweet Birds – Raven – Fox – Mountain Lions”
By Alice B. Clagett

Filmed on 18 March 2025 and produced on 21 March 2025
Location: Santa Monica Mountains, CA

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