Teluke A Big Foot Account: A Personal Account of Interaction with an Older Race of Spiritual Beings

by White Song Eagle

If one understands a bit about quantum science you begin to understand that our bodies, in fact our reality is not what we perceive it to be. Speeding up the vibratory rate of molecules changes the density of seemingly solid objects, which is mostly space anyway. H2O becomes solid (ice), liquid (water) or vapor (steam) and our bodies are mostly water and space. Allowing quantum mechanics to maintain the founding perception of reality in this book, one steers clear of science fiction in this no holds barred recounting of interaction with Sasquatch, or Big Foot. The author tells of a year and a half of her life as she tends to a Big Foot family on the family horse farm. Unlike other reports, White Song's sensitive perception picks up the vibration of the Big Foot when they are unnoticed by others and allows interaction with them. Many unusual insights are revealed and much can be gained by digesting this intelligently written book with an open mind. Many of the states of consciousness and states of unconsciousness are detailed in Eckhart Tolle's book "A New Earth" (from the Opra show). Remarkable in content, exciting and a fun read whether one believes or not. Excellent food for thought.

356 pages, Paperback

First published November 21, 2008

Reviews

[Tina · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is quite a unique book. I have read many books on Sasquatch but White Song has the ability to telepath which makes her story detailed and extraordinary. There are really humorous points in the book, including her attempts to teach Sasquatch how to ride a bike or drive a car. I don't know if she is off her rocker or just really brave or both. The Sasquatch were surprisingly naïve and didn't even know what apples were! Enjoyed this book and how it took a year before they could earn each other's trust and become close friends.

[Miss B · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best and most mind boggling sasquatch book I've ever read! Made me laugh out loud quite a few times too... I definitely recommend this book.