The Shape Shifters
The Shape Shifters
Are they animal, vegetable, or mineral? That question implies life within minerals. So, mineral classifications must be for a life-form such as a shape shifter, although their true origin is as yet unknown.
Shape shifters evolved long ago with the eldest of the Earthly inhabitants. Having had several hundreds of millions of years of immortality to adapt to their ever-changing environment, they have become one of the best-adapted forms of life, our distant-yet-close relatives.
They love changing environments, because that is what they are designed to do... change! How wonderful, to be able to turn into a fork, or a spoon! Shape shifters love to meditate on matters such as texture, movement, color, placement, strength, element, size, and weight, as well as looks. Shape shifters really do enjoy being noticed. That’s why they’ll sit on the side of the road shifting, just slightly, or into something odd. They only do this on roads adjacent to the old places, especially ancient still ponds, because they admire water and are purely reliant upon it.
They are quite friendly, and may stalk you as a leaf, or as a miniature automobile. They may make themselves invisible, to say hello, and you’ll only know they’re there because you’ll sense their intelligence watching you. They are always nice. Perhaps they are building memories of you so as to transform into your likeness and take over your identity… but no worries, they’ll only do that to protect you in case you’re in need. :)
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Shape Shifters and Spontaneous Evolution
Some people wonder why evolution has occurred more quickly on Earth at sometimes more than others, whether it was from cosmic radiation or in response to extinction level events or something else. Sometimes spontaneous evolution occurs because of the presence of nearby shape shifters. Shape shifters have not only a telepathic connection to the life around them, but also on another level, a connection to the physical or bodily vehicle, such that they can signal life around them to change their form in a similar way to the shape shifters. The natural life around shape shifters begin to be able to change their form as well in proximity to shape shifters, as the shape shifters inspire and ignite the same sparks in life that gave the original shape shifters the ability to change form quickly and easily. To know when spontaneous or enhanced evolution occurs most, you can look at the total population of shape shifters in the area, or generally, on Earth, who were around at the time. Then, as the population of shape shifters moves or decreases, life goes back to being more stagnant, and keeps the form it had for the most part as the shape shifters had left it.
Of course, the Thunderbird had to enjoy the weather, too! Do they just love to enjoy the stormy weather or does the sky love to make weather for them? They climb into the sky relying on nothing but their powerful God-given wings to soar...that's true freedom. 🦅🦅🦅🦅
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