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Review of "The Sasquatch People and their Interdimensional Connection"

The Sasquatch People and Their Interdimensional Connection by Kewaunee Lapseritis


This is a mind-bending, consciousness-expanding book by a man who bridges hard science and metaphysical science. As a university-trained anthropologist, master herbalist and healer, naturalist, and explorer, the author's ability to span a multitude of perspectives with ease is admirable.

I was fascinated by the accounts of decades of Sasquatch experiences by hundreds of people. Mr. Lapseritis draws compelling connections between Sasquatch encounters and UFO sightings and presents a fascinating theory about the extraterrestrial origins of Sasquatch and humans.

This is a book to read with a wide open mind and a sincere desire to explore alternate perspectives. Some of the information presented challenged my understanding of reality, but the more I thought and compared it to my Gnostic beliefs and my experiences in the realm of the paranormal, the more plausible and logical these thrilling accounts became.

As a telepathic animal communicator working on my second book about animals and spirituality, I was drawn to Mr. Lapseritis's work when I discovered he received telepathic impressions and information stunningly similar to mine. When I questioned the reality of Bigfoot, and sought answers from metaphysics, I was excited by the intelligent telepathic presence that responded. In fact, the author asserts that the skilled telepathic Sasquatch are especially willing and eager to communicate with people like me - healers, mystics, nature lovers, and those reaching out for peaceful understanding.

Lapseritis is adamant in classifying the Sasquatch as a people akin to humans, not as animals. For me, humans are animals themselves - but I have no difficulty placing the various Sasquatch-type beings he describes into a category of human/humanoid animals.

An overarching message is that we need to direct ourselves to saving our planet through environmentalism and a renewed understanding of the nature-based spirituality of Native peoples. I found this book to be an exciting read that introduced me to new concepts and supported some of my own experiences. I highly recommend it to the adventurous reader!



Other Nations: A Lightworker's Case Book for Healing, Spiritually Empowering, and Communing with the Animal Kingdom




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Animals and Angel Wings – Holistic and Heavenly Healing

As parents, guardians, and friends of beloved animal companions, our hearts ache when they are suffering or ill. As a Reiki Master, I’ve supported many people and animals through difficult times, from coping with stress and pain, to healing the body, or sometimes making the great spiritual crossing into the Light. It’s immeasurably harder when the animal is my own, nestled against my mother’s heart and soul.

Cooped up during our Arctic December, my six-year-old Pointer, Reggie, decided to swallow half of his special tennis ball. He became gravely ill and ultimately underwent emergency bowel surgery the Saturday before Christmas. He was in the hospital for three days, followed by weeks of crate rest, pain medication, a despised E-collar, and careful weaning back onto a normal diet.

Reggie made a wonderful recovery, brave and steadfast through a strange place, discomfort, and limitations. There was unexpected beauty in a channeled message of encouragement from Archangel Ariel. I had the privilege of using my experiences with animal clients to help my own child. We were blessed.

I hope our journey can offer a few signposts to others navigating this difficult terrain. Look for the flashes of splendor that come in hugs and kisses, prayers, and appreciation of simple riches. Most of all, remember that Love is the only thing that’s real.

Channeled Message from Archangel Ariel

“The bond between you and your animal companion has created an infrastructure of love, an indestructible bridge between the mundane and the Divine. Here, there is access to infinite healing power, guidance, and supreme protection for all that is true and lasting.

“You will always find sustenance through prayer, a focused conversation with God the Creator. Beyond this, prayer is an invoking of the Great Circle, the blissfully emanated radiance of souls connected to the One who is the Essence of All That Is. You may see your own place in this lustrous web, one star of Divine Spark among galaxies of such stars. Your loved ones – whether human or nonhuman animals – form with you a star cluster or constellation.

“The power of creation follows thought. Form follows intention. Therefore, it is helpful to visualize your animal in a state of the most supreme wellness, and cradle him in the nursery of this desire.

“This most supreme wellness I speak of is a spiritual state, and so it is the soul upon which you ought to focus. Picture this as a flame gem, an icosahedron of luminous golden perfection, the Light of God reflected from its many facets. This is the eternal form, the imperishable life.

“Health of the physical body and the many etheric bodies begins in the soul. Even while the body is declining with age, the joy experienced in that form is a direct flow of energy from the soul. Across your bridge of love, up and down the rungs of your communal ladder into Heaven, so flows the beatific radiance.

“Pray, incant, recite your feelings, desires, and inmost fears to the God whose residence is your heart, supported on the wings of Angels. Your Guardian Angels are ever with you, as the protective spirits of your animals are with them. Animals are borne up on the holiest of hands; never fear that they shall be alone.

“The wise and wonderful creatures of the Earth are among my special charges. Call upon me for help and support, and I will gladly join with the Angelic and spiritual host about you and your beloved.

“The Angels love also where you love. We follow Love. You may place an animal confidently into our care, knowing that we shall care for you as well. The Creator has not left you alone.”



Holistic Care Tips for Sick or Injured Animals

Communication is essential. So much veterinary treatment is made less scary for animals when they’re prepared, and putting it into terms they understood will be centering for both of you. Take it on faith that your animals will listen, even if you’re too emotional to register their communication.

Talk about the surgery or other treatment and why it’s necessary. Let him know if he will have to stay overnight at the hospital or clinic. Provide reassurance that you’ll be there when it’s all over and that you’ll always love and care for him.

Explain the situation to your other animals. They may feel lost by a sudden absence and need repeated reminders and comfort to reduce stress. We had a blizzard while Reggie was away, and his Pointer brother, Jack, searched from window to window, wanting Reggie safe at home. Our elderly Lab just clung to me. It was hard for everyone, and the whole pack needed reassurance.

Use responsive breathing to calm yourself and your animal. Lie beside him or hold him in your arms. Practice slow, deep breathing while rhythmically stroking his body in time with your breaths. He will find this very soothing and will adopt a similar breathing pattern which relaxes him physically and emotionally.

Meditate with your animal. Animals easily enter into our meditations through our telepathic bond. As I sat with Reggie offering Reiki, I saw an image of beautiful nature spirits leading us into a private haven of healing and rest. Banks of flowers, crystal waters, and the music of the faeries abounded there. I’ve come to call this place The Violet Wood, a sanctuary for nurturing communion with the Earth. We’ve returned there in meditation many times, and as we summon the imagery, the energies of peace and renewal are released.

Play healing music. The water in our cells responds to soothing music and specially-tuned healing vibrations. Music is also a comforting language for the soul, a spiritual lullaby. Some wonderful healing soundtracks I’ve used are Classical Chill in the Universe from Denon, Reiki Healing Light by David and Steve Gordon, and Jonathan Goldman’s Reiki Chants. Try singing bowls, vocal toning, songs, chants, CDs of nature sounds, chimes, and other soothing rhythms.

Energy follows intention. Charge water, food, and medicine with Reiki, prayer, or Angelic healing invocations. Draw Reiki healing symbols on the walls, floor, and roof of your animal’s crate or bed to make a healing temple for his body and spirit. You could also do this by writing or posting words like Love, Peace, Healing, Strength, and Protection. Envision your animal and his bedding suffused with luminous white light from Source. Create a ceremony of blessing that has special meaning for you and your animals.

Embrace crystal healing partners. Lamps or candle holders of salt, selenite, or rose quartz bring healing and cleansing energies to the atmosphere. Charge water with rose quartz and clear quartz crystals in your animal’s water bowl for 30 minutes; sunlight or moonlight amplifies the effect. (Remove the crystals before drinking). Good healing crystals for animal collars include angelite, selenite, rose quartz, green fluorite, howlite, and clear quartz.


Elizabeth S. Eiler, Ph.D. is the author of Other Nations: A Lightworker’s Case Book for Healing, Spiritually Empowering, and Communing with the Animal Kingdom, a comprehensive book about animal spirituality and holistic healing. Other Nations: A Lightworker's Case Book for Healing, Spiritually Empowering, and Communing with the Animal Kingdom

Autumn and the Cycles of Creation

October has gifted us with gold – in the Harvest Moon, gilded leaves, and slanting rays of sunshine illuminating the busy preparations of the natural world. Make some quiet moments to savor the promise and hidden treasure in these transformative autumn energies. Big changes have been going on for so many of us - Ben and I included - and we need spaces of rest and contemplation to recalibrate before moving forward with grace and ease.

For those of us who resonate with bear medicine, autumn opens the gateway to our dreamtime. The raking out of leaves and final harvest of the season are symbolic of a spiritual and energetic release as we become storehouses for new ideas and make our inner landscape a fertile ground for seeds. As the rotting leaves of former grandeur become shelter and nourishment for nuts and pods and blowing seeds, we lay the groundwork for new beginnings in our lives.

This time of year brings heightened creativity and imaginative power, all the verdant growth of spring beginning here in October and November. As it is in Nature, so it is within us. This is a season for nurturing dreams, making plans, and taking first steps across a shifting plane that changes moment by moment with each gust of wind and bough full of cast away leaves.

As the wheel of the year turns toward winter, we can be conscious of clearing the garden beds of the spirit. Pruning away old spiritual, emotional, and mental growth that no longer serves us makes room for renewal to enter our lives. Under the fallen leaves of the year, find the kernels of your cherished ideas and new hopes.

As Nature prepares for her slumber, clear away time in your schedule for rest, daydreams, and contemplation. This is how we breathe life into dreams, creating our new realities. So, imagine the infinite potential of your world as you wield the rake across the lawn and pile up the russet leaves! Think, dream – and prepare to create anew!

Elizabeth EilerOther Nations: A Lightworker's Case Book for Healing, Spiritually Empowering, and Communing with the Animal Kingdom

When Autumn Comes Early

Another summer of drought, and autumn has come early, shuddering the blades of grass and rippling the water. Before August was old, I saw the changing keenness of the morning light and smelled the ripening of the air. Maples are already gilding, fire pits raked into life, and the drying corn waits in the country fields. It feels so soon.

The part of me that’s Earth wants to sink my toes into the grass and walk barefoot on the warm and desiccated soil. I think of wearing sweaters and boots, tramping through pumpkin patches, walking out to the lake to bid farewell to the birds. I want to soak the last of the golden sunshine through my skin and into my bones, hoarding against the day when the misty grey shutters of winter finally close and we’re alone with the North wind.

The signs of preparation are everywhere in my corner of the world: Cicadas emerging from the Earth to mate and fling their fragile wings against the sky in a dance of death, petunias and verbena drawing in their finery and saying “Enough” to the old year, and the sonorous songs of the toads growing softer as the chorus thins each night. The dogs chase small creatures beyond the wild borders of the yard, standing this land as our family’s own inviolable survival ground.

Bears eat, squirrels gather, and people clean. Worn couches, soiled rugs, mysterious damp and lumpy cartons, and rickety particle board bookshelves find themselves in a curbside line-up on garbage day. Yard sales abound, the hot dark recesses of attics are scraped by brooms, and writers shuffle the limitless scraps of paper on their desks trying to put them to rights.

Mostly, I prepare for the solitude, the long intermezzo of days spent within walls when the world is a scene beyond glass. It requires new music, a list of go-to movies, and stacks of books handpicked to be at their best in chilly window seats when the snow flies. Who can resist Wuthering Heights or Jane Eyre or anything by Charles Dickens when the wind howls and the back steps are carpeted with ice?

And of course, the absolute stillness of snowfalls, the wild dancing of blizzards, and the lowering leaden skies were tailor made for writers to spin words up from their souls, out of their brains, and onto hard drives and notebook paper and sometimes napkins. So, while I’m cleaning and nesting, raking the lawn and putting the gardens to bed, ordering books on Amazon and putting cocoa and Bailey’s Irish Cream into the pantry – I’ll be waiting for the first hard frost of creation, the days and nights of snowbound imaginings.

What are your preparations when summer ends and autumn fires blaze up into the night? Make them gladly, whatever they are, storing up happiness and magic against the cold.

You are an Animal Communicator

Animal communication is really heart-centered listening and speaking. Heart wisdom is emotional and intuitive. The heart communicates through telepathy, touch and instinct. People and animals all speak heart language, and as children, we were fluent! Meditation time, honoring your intuition and spending time in Nature when listening to and feeling what is around you are ways to hone your ability to speak with animals. Making yourself quiet and open as you sit with your animals makes you accessible to their brand of communication. It's all in the heart! Believe that you and your animals can connect, honor what you sense and let it flow!

Book II is on the way!

I'm writing the companion book to "Other Nations: A Lightworker's Case Book for Healing, Spiritually Empowering, and Communing with the Animal Kingdom," and I would love your input!

This last year, my writing time was devoted to working with a colleague on a book of spiritual wisdom from the Sacred Feminine. Even while immersed in that large project, I felt the need stirring within me to return to Nature and the Animal Kingdom. Indeed, my heart was always there, and through all my explorations into the goddess energies, I kept asking questions about animals, uncovering more and more layers to their roles in the Universe.

This new book about animal spirituality (which I fondly call “Other Nations II” although there is a working title!) delves deeper into the nature of animal souls, the life purposes of animals, their co-creative power, reincarnation, and connection to the Divine.

I’ve been receiving a wealth of information, as though a spiritual floodgate had opened, and I am eager to hear from the readers of "Other Nations" what you would like to see in the second book.

Blessings to you and your animal companions, and always happy reading!