Category Archives: dolphins

Dolphins in the Tank

May 24, 2012 Since our daughter’s internship at Disney’s Epcot is finished June 7, we decided to take advantage of the free passes employees get, which entitles them to bring six family members or friends into the park. This perk … Continue reading

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Connecting with Atlantis

Following yesterday’s post about dolphins and the planet, here’s a personal story. ++ This experience/synchro is related to Atlantis and was sent by a British woman, Jenny Yemaya Cook. It’s a fascinating tale, which includes references to the ancient Miami Circle, … Continue reading

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Dolphins and Planet Earth

  On February 27, several thousand dolphins fled California’s coast, as you’ll see in the video above. The man speaking in the video guesses that some sound or a predator spooked them. Now, that might be true, but from what … Continue reading

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The Dream, the Dolphins, the Exhibit

  Dolphins at Dolphins Plus, Key Largo As part of our daughter’s senior year thesis as an art major, she was required to do a series of paintings based on a particular theme, with a written paper that backed up … Continue reading

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Dolphin Synchros

Dolphin art, by a dolphin named Elvis   Our daughter is an art major. At her college, all seniors are required to write a thesis during their final year. The thesis for art majors has to tie in thematically  with … Continue reading

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The Tsunami Dolphin

  We  hadn’t  heard  much about how animals fared during the Japanese tsunami on March 11. But today, I was talking to Vivian Ortiz, a friend I met because of dolphins, who recently moved to Hawaii. “Hey, did you hear … Continue reading

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Dolphin Art

Take a close look at the painting above and use your imaginations. Maybe you can see a person in pink at left with outstretched arms, possibly giving signals. Imagine this person is standing at the edge of a pool. In … Continue reading

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Meet and Greet the Dolphins

We went down to the keys this weekend to move Megan back home – and then back to college. Her internship is over and was a great success. Rob, Jo (the woman Megan stayed with) and I drove over to … Continue reading

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The Pod

Two days into 2011, we trekked south to the Florida keys with Megan and her boyfriend, Andy, to get Megan settled for her month-long internship at a dolphin facility. At her college, January is independent study time, when students design … Continue reading

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Dolphin Tail-Walking and Morphic Resonance

In 1988, British biologist Rupert Sheldrake wrote a controversial book called The Presence of the Past: Morphic Resonance and the Habits of Nature. Morphic fields “organize systems at all levels of complexity, and are the basis for the wholeness that … Continue reading

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Rescues at Sea

We’ve all heard the stories about how dolphins and porpoises rescue humans who are in trouble. In late 1999, a young Cuban boy, Elian Gonzalez, and his mother escaped Cuba with 12 others, all of them crammed into a small … Continue reading

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The 4th Secret

This is our daughter doing her adrenaline high, 20th birthday. Skydiving is as creative a pursuit as art, writing, filmmaking, photography, dance, sculpture or anything else you can think of. The fourth secret in 7 Secrets is called The Creative. … Continue reading

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The Dog and the Dolphin

Even though this video has been on you tube for about a year, I first saw it on maggie’s secret garden a few days ago. There’s just something incredibly moving about friendships that develop between species.

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