The Belugas will assist one in intuitively navigating these resources and others (this is a growing index; you are welcome to contribute). The scope of everything is as deep as it is far-reaching into every sector imaginable; there is so much we could only touch on. I feel this especially in relation to considering alternatives for the Beluga at Marineland. The sanctuary is not yet constructed and I imagine will not be an appropriate or automatic solution for all of them (considering health, travel capacity, desire, social requirements), nor can it even host all 30 Belugas (current projections are 8-10). There are some other proposed ideas, including one from a real estate developer. All sort of imperfect, patient and costly. But, with the opportunity to connect with the Belugas individually and their wild kin as support, ideally we can work within those circumstances to create best possible outcomes and involve more people than ever for the greater good of these cetacean angels in human care. Positioning Canada as an example to the world, instead of complicit. In my personal heart of connection with the Belugas, I feel this is such an appropriate opportunity for the implementation of IIC (Intuitive Interspecies Communication). And if we can swim into these channels of advocacy with direct desires from the Belugas, it increases the likelihood of success in the interdependent effort of minimizing harm, preserving Beluga priorities within human decision making and potentially rectifying any extra social challenges for them (the Belugas are suggesting the maintaining, reorganizing or reuniting of certain social cohorts, even between facilities). At the very least creating conditions for self-derived striving towards harmony in a captive setting with emphasis on individual well-being, social ease and awareness of their frequencied, spiritual nature. And what they have to purely offer in the post-entertainment era.

Specifically how critical enrichment is for Cetacean, cognitive balance (and how costly and time-consuming that can be from a human-economic perspective). That it is deprioritized when resources are scant and even overlooked in some facilities altogether. In these more linear settings (exactly where they are housed), the spiritual nature of Cetaceans isn’t ever mentioned. And in my decades of paying attention to issues of captivity and captive animal advocates, you often hear about the moral turpitude of captivity industries, but rarely, if ever, the sovereign, spiritual nature and the spiritual significance to nature of these animals we have extracted from their ecosystems, families and communities. Like it is disallowed from entering the conversation, even if appreciated in the fringes of those supporting more harmonic, interspecies efforts. Many humans do understand, especially in their hearts, that Belugas are some of earth’s most dynamic, wholesome-frequencied, dimensional beings. And the Belugas at Marineland helped us understand how we can assume some of the responsibility of spiritually enriching their lives. Discovering the myriad of ways we can through the very process of connecting.

• As mentioned previously, participate in the spiritual enrichment of captive Belugas at Marineland and elsewhere around the world through connection, reciprocal inspiration, parallel challenges, idea generating, etc.; even brief hello’s.

• The Belugas remind us that governments, “owners,” trainers, veterinarians, even welfare organizations and advocates don’t have all the answers. They encourage us to seek opportunities to share Beluga-initiated ideas and solutions even if more formal collaboration isn’t possible.

• Recommending IIC (Intuitive Interspecies Communication) be considered an industry standard of care for captive animals. Including considering the unique needs and desires of individuals.

• They remind us to allow Belugas to care about us like we care about them. That mutual care is evidence of deeper relating.

• Honor our human initiative to materially problem-solve while remaining buoyant in connection with the patient, purest frequencies of optimum outcome.

• Continue efforts of cultivating and offering from our unique gifts, and if the opportunity arises: act. As the animals embrace their biological niche, so we must continue to uncover our spiritual and physical service.

• Through this process and others, we are discovering our personal and aggregate aptitude as generative creators. This pertains to our thoughts, from seeding Beluga-inspired ideas into collective, human consciousness to ensuring we conduct the frequency of optimum outcomes. Realizing how the immaterial informs the material in new and vivid ways.

• To be wild often implies unconfined, with the freedom to make sovereign selections, even if influenced by circumstances outside one’s perceived control. Beluga examples how we can embody the tenants of wildness even in the center of society. To also be unburdened on the adventure of life, carried by the tides influenced by our heart in greatest service to the whole.