Posted on July 17, 2017 by Marie
A
well befriended couple were expecting
their first child. When I recently was
visiting them, they shyly asked me if
maybe I could let the baby talk to me
telepathically. We took the computer
at hand, and holding the hand of the
mother we started with a general
question:
“Little
child, is there something you want to
say ?” The baby seized this
opportunity to transmit wishes,
preferences and good advice.
- “I want to dance a little to
beautiful music with my mom, now and
also after I’m born.
And with dad I want to babble and
laugh later on.
And when dad is telling things that
aren’t true then sometimes it will
confuse me because I tend to believe
everything he says, so it’s well
possible he only tells things that are
true, because otherwise I have to
learn to think critically much too
soon and that’s difficult, also for
you but also for me.
If mom says she loves me and that
she’s happy with me, and later on that
I’m so beautiful, then it makes me
happy and calm.”
In a telepathic contact with an unborn I
often feel if it’s a boy or a girl right
away (and usually I’m right!), but now I
couldn’t decide what it was. As if the
baby wanted to keep it a secret….
Then mom asked a question about
ultrasounds (the first one – in week 8 –
was already behind them), what it feels
like for a baby and if everything was
alright ? If the baby wishes to say
anything about it.
- “Mom shouldn’t worry about me, just
be happy with me, and trust that
everything is running perfectly and
will be also perfect.
Ultrasounds are not so nice, it
creates a certain irritant electrical
feeling inside all of me and I’d
rather escape from it, but I’m glad
mom saw me.”
The parents were somewhat shocked about the ultrasound being so unbearable, and immediately planned to cancel the coming ultrasounds. “But when I’m 20 weeks pregnant, I’ll have one to know if you’re a boy or a girl”, mom said.
In the end mom and dad asked the baby
what it felt like about home birth. The
little one immediately had a witty reply
:
-“My mom is the only thing I need [to be born], and someone to catch me. All those people in hospital are far too hasty and think much too soon that things should be done differently.”
© Marie Crevits, down-and-feathers.net
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