Beavers, Trees, and the Rivers of Life🙏Part 2 of 4♥️

Beavers Trees and Rivers of Life 🙏♥️Part 2🦫

Had not the fashion industries decision to shift to the silk trade, take place, the Beaver would have joined the very long list of Sacred Life, that Mankind seems bent to destroy.

Yet the Beaver are survivors who have held true to their Spiritual Convictions, and true to their love for the Earth, never compromising, always holding to the Natural Order and caring for the Flow of Life. Over and over, Mankind has tried to move, remove and blow up the Beaver's dams. With Perseverance the Beaver will return to the original place they started to build, and reconstruct their destroyed homes. Some dams are over a thousand years old, and have been cared for by successive generations. Beaver are told when and where to build these dams, which lands to flood,where to find trees, sticks, and other natural materials (some dams were found made of coal), and are provided all that is needed to carry out their duty, of directing the flow of water. They do not question the Creator's Will, taking their task to heart, mind, body and soul, knowing their purpose. With all of their Being, the Beaver know the quest they were given and that all they do, has a great purpose in the Order of Life. This is the reason for the Beaver's great persistence and why they will return time and time again, to the place they were building, when Mankind tries to move them. If you knew without a doubt, that the Creator gave you purpose, would you not do all you could to fulfill His Will?

Water is the Flow of Life. Water is essential to All Life. From the Water of the Universe, All of Life descended. Water is the Elemental Spirit of The Creator God. Water is the Creator's first conscious thought, and from that thought All Life, Springs Eternal. In the Beginning was the Deep, the Eternal Spirit of GoD, the Father and Creator; Yahoshua, who dreamt All Life into being. Every living thing, consciously took form from the living Water. Whatever the Spirit of Water decides to be, it becomes. One day the Sea, became Sky. This was a separation of consciousness, as the Creator GoD commanded them, so they obeyed. The Dominion of the Sky was separated from the Sea, with Earth as the Heart of All that matters, and as matter, took form (Terra/Tara formed), as the dry land Rose and Appeared between them. From the Sacred Belly and Water of Earth, all Life was born and came to matter through love.

Living beneath the dome shaped water, are all Beings that live under the protection of the Sky (Elder Brother) as spirit helpers of the Earth and are the Dome Minions of GoD. The first level of consciousness is the level of Earth on which you eat, sleep, sit and walk The second level is the sky the level of the consciousness of Mankind, which begins at the top of our heads, where the beginning of our thoughts for Heaven on Earth, are formed. The third level of being, which is the consciousness of spirit or spirit level, is known as the window of Universal Consciousness and indicates the fixed placement of the North Star, Sol of the Son of GoD; Yeshua, who gives direction to everyone when they are living on Earth. All people who dwell under the dome sky, were to follow the path of the Sun, Sol/Soul of the Creator GoD. They are reminded by whose light they are guided by day and whose protection they are under by night. All people in the Northern Hemisphere are guided by the constancy of the North Star through the night and the continuity of the Sun traveling east to west through the day. The orientation of the rising sun, from the direction of Enlightenment, indicates to all spirits, to consciously and in beauty follow the Path of Light set out by the Creator GoD. When observing the North Star the Native People of Earth are reminded of the stability given to them through the fixed position of the North Star in the Universal Order of Life.

Part 2 of 4

Written by Paula Johnstone-Whitehawk DNM ®️©️

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... Read moreReflecting on the resilience and sacred role of beavers in ecosystems, it’s inspiring to see how these creatures embody the perseverance and spiritual dedication described in the article. Beavers don’t merely build dams—they maintain a delicate, life-giving balance by controlling water flow that nurtures entire habitats. Their constructions encourage biodiversity, supporting forests, wetlands, and rivers that many species depend upon. In my experience observing local beaver communities, it's remarkable how they seem to instinctively know which trees and materials are best for their dams, echoing the article’s message about their connection to the natural order. They rebuild tirelessly when disturbed, truly reflecting a deep sense of purpose and harmony with the Creator’s will. This relentless drive to honor their role in nature reminds us of the importance of stewardship and respect for all life forms. Water, as the article beautifully explains, is not just a resource but a spiritual essence—the flow of life itself. This perspective invites us to see rivers and lakes as sacred, living entities, deserving of protection and reverence. It also highlights how human actions that disrupt water’s natural path can have profound consequences not just ecologically but spiritually. Learning about the interconnectedness of earth, sky, and spirit gave me a deeper appreciation for indigenous wisdom traditions, where natural phenomena such as the North Star serve as guides. These teachings encourage us to align our lives with universal consciousness and light, fostering harmony between humans and the environment. Ultimately, the story of the beaver’s determination and the sacred flow of water serves as a powerful metaphor for us all: to live persistently with purpose, to rebuild what has been damaged, and to protect the vital forces that sustain life on Earth. Supporting conservation efforts to protect beavers and wetlands can be a practical way to honor this wisdom, helping to preserve biodiversity and the health of our planet for future generations.