Whales As Symbols Of Conviction


Q:  If the Dolphins teach us to play and express unconditional love...

B:  Yes.

Q:  ... and the whales are bigger, is it just like more of the same?
I have a hard time relating to the whales, they seem so big.

B:  All right. It is because they represent more - while of course still
representing the idea of unconditional love - they represent it more in the
format of conviction. Understand? Conviction.

Q:  So in other words, they are an absolute statement; you can't ignore
them.

B:  They cannot hide, they are absolute conviction. They are the higher,
the embodiment of the oversoul of many dolphins. That is a whale.

There are many variations that represent many different ideas of
conviction. But basically that is their basic symbology: conviction.

Q:  So they're playfully convicted ones, too.

B:  In a sense, yes. But they can be more serene in certain ways, because
they also represent the idea of attached detachment. They simply know. And
that's it. They just know.

Q:  Thank you very much.

B:  Thank you.