February 25,
2010
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This is Dawn
Brancheau. I love the whales. I am happy. Tili (Tilikum) was one of the hardest
whales to know. That’s why I was attracted to his cause, that’s when I liked
him. I am sorry what my death has caused to the public, to my art, and to my
family.
I knew I could
die from it evey day I worked with Tili. I felt it in my tummy, that powerful
feeling you have then things aren’t going right. I knew it and I felt it. I
want my family to know, and the public, I chose, I used my free will
to overcome that awful feeling just by showing love to that whale and to
those of them out there that need it most.
Just like
Jesus. And I died for it--my love of whales. My husband might not be happy but I
am. I had my children at the park. All of them. All of the whales were loved
and warm--of them to me (touches her heart). I understand but doubt others will.
It was my life. I lived for it, I died for it, you know what I mean?
That is a very powerful statement “to die for it”. I did not intend to die, I
did not choose it. It was not my choice. But if that was my price to play with
whales every day of my adult life, so be it. It was worth it and I love you so
very much for talking to me.
I love you so
much. I want to get the message out. It is all right with you if I come to
tonight’s class? (Channeling) I would like to set the record straight. Through
that way I can, (ed - my first name). By word of mouth through everyone my family can say:
1)
she loved her work
2)
I am happy for this
3)
I died reaching out to Tili.
I died by
reaching out to an isolated whale because of his past. I couldn’t put him back,
not in the ocean. That whale would die! Not be able to fend for himself. I am
his mommy and I understand the cost to him of being not free. That’s why I love him. That’s why I love him.
I can help the whales more from up here. And all of Sea World. That’s why I talk to you,
that’s why I talk to you, that’s why I talk to you, that’s why I talk to them
tonight. So they understand no matter how awful and scary that my death was, I did
not feel pain and I was happy to sacrifice my life for my cause.
I will talk to
you. After ‘our messages’ to the group tonight at Channeling. About your path.
Thank you and
I promise I will be careful what to say. I won’t talk too much—not like Mark
who rambled (He’s linking arms with her and smiling. “I showed her who my
mouthpiece was—I thought she’d like to hear what you had to offer.”)
Waves bye bye
both of them,. Mark shouts, “Look pretty! Someone that you like is going to
see. Not white but black. God is going to protect you.”
God is Holy,
Mark Taylor
and Dawn Brancheau
(Mark Taylor is not my ex--he is a coworker, the first doc to die in the line of duty in Iraq)
