Speaker Identification

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young
Identified because he introduces himself as Reverend Jim near the opening and later refers to Sandy as his wife, addresses her by name, and recounts first-person experiences consistent with that identification.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young
Identified because she introduces herself as Reverend Sandy near the opening, addresses Jim by name, and recounts first-person experiences in Pennsylvania, Egypt, and the Bahamas that distinguish her turns from Jim's.

Speaker 3 - Prerecorded Announcer
The opening program-identification line introduces Jim and Sandy Young as the hosts and reads like a separate prerecorded show intro.

Speaker 4 - Host Voice, Exact Attribution Unclear
Used only for the final garbled/overlapping closing lines where the raw transcript does not reliably distinguish whether Jim or Sandy is speaking.

Speaker 3 - Prerecorded Announcer:
Welcome to Angel Talk Radio Live with your host, Jim and Sandy Young.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Welcome everyone. I am Reverend Sandy.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I am Reverend Jim.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Welcome to Angel Talk Radio Live. Our show is sponsored by the Living Lights Center at Church of Faith and Healing. For anyone interested, Jim and I do personal readings. And if you'd like to have a personal reading, you can call 304-567-3354 or email sandysangeltalk@aol.com. That's S-A-N-D-Y-S-A-N-G-E-L-T-A-L-K at AOL.com.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Well welcome everyone. Today we have a show that's going to be covering seeing God through his creation of nature. And you know, Sandy, one thing I'd like to say before we actually start, you know, everything today is about seeing God in everything we do, everything we touch, everything we look at. If you can't see God in it, then it's not of God. And there's only one other place it could be from. And so it's so very important right now to be able to know what God is trying to tell you, what God is trying to lead you, you know, how much He loves you and He's trying to get your attention.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So whatever it takes, you know, I mean we were even told this week, you know, by the Divine Holy Trinity, start telling everybody we love them. And I thought, whoa, you know, that's a tough one. Because there are a lot of people out there who say, hey, I love you. You know, I mean, you may not get the response you want. And you know, my wife and I talked about it and we came to the conclusion that, you know what, it just doesn't matter. It's what we're told to do.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And if that's what we're told to do, if it has a positive effect on one out of ten, then why not? And you know, it's been amazing because there have been a couple that, you know, have kind of shied away. But for the most part, I mean, it's brightened up people. It's made them smile. It's made their day better. And they almost jump out as you go to walk away to say it back.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And that's just amazing to me. But you know, it's God's law. And many of the laws, we just, we don't really think of them as laws. Well, they were said, but are they a law? If God said them and asked us to do them, they're a law. So we've been trying the best we can.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And we would advise everyone who's listening to us today to maybe try that too. Even if it's somebody you don't necessarily get along with, you know, what does it hurt? I mean, if you do it, you get the blessing for it. So, you know, so why not? So once again, our show is seeing God through his creation of nature. You know, it's been said that nature and animals are already just a little closer to God than mankind.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Though mankind was given free will, nature was not. They follow God's law every step of the way. Join us now as we explore the many wonders of God and nature.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Angel Talk is sponsored by the Living Light Center, a church of faith and healing. I like to share a little prophecy reading with you. Each day, do you take the time to recognize the blessings of God that He has given to you? The opportunities you can have and the ability to help uplift others with your words and actions. Do we remember we are meant to be a spiritual light to all, a caretaker of nature and a messenger of God? Do we have the faith to believe in ourselves and that we can resist the negativity that sometimes is placed before us to either tempt or redirect our path?

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
It is a time of change and for some, much confusion and ill health is happening. Yet, we still have choice in how we direct our lives. But if we are weak or lazy, it will be easy to accept the dark forces which want to consume you. The spiritual walk in life takes discipline, willpower and faith. And for those who commit themselves to Christ Jesus, He will be your salvation. A time of testing is at hand, so we must be conscious of all of our decisions and include God in those choices.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Always remembering we are not alone. In the coming months, large changes are going to happen. You will see many fires, and extremes will be everywhere. We have to be strong and mentally prepared, aligning ourselves in the oneness of God, giving praise and gratitude for all we have, seeing the glory of God in His creations, and remembering to take time each day to pray and meditate, allowing the quietness of meditation to let any messages we need to receive come through us. We need to be taking responsibility for our life and how we treat others, remembering the walk of Jesus, what He did, and His death for our sins. Know God loves everyone and never wishes anyone to separate themselves from Him.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
We are all given free will, but we need to be conscious of our choices. For to reach a higher consciousness level, it takes being conscious of every decision and choice you make. Let God always be a part of your life and in all that you do, blessings to you.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It's very powerful. We see so many changes recently. I guess because we have people all over the United States that we know, actually in other countries, and they don't hesitate to call and state. You know what just happened? What you said was going to happen did. It's like sometimes we wish that things we prophesied don't happen.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
We're not ones that, hey, we feel better when it happens. I mean, because we were right. No, we feel better when it doesn't happen because we don't want people to suffer. If we tell people anything, it is so that they can prepare, so that they can move their life in a direction that it needs to go to be able to sidestep something that may be falling their way. And the good thing, the upliftment, because there's just as many of those, God is wanting people to look to Him for the answers, for those things that they need, the things they desire, and to give Him the glory for it. I always say when you pray, just God knows what you're coming to pray for before you ask.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So glorify Him for answering the prayer. And if you know any of the sacred things, use them because they're not only protective, but they're also empowering. And they work. We have been using some of them for over 25 years or more. And so we wouldn't be telling you any of this if we haven't had to walk through it ourselves. And sometimes that's the hardest part.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I remember about 15 years ago, just off the top of my head while we were talking with some archangels, that, well, the Bible says that grace can be extended, and all of a sudden it was the silence. And the answer came back, yes, in this instance, grace can be extended. And I thought, oh my goodness, are you saying that we could have asked for grace all along? You know, and they said, yes, you could have had you known to do so, but that doesn't mean that you would have gained it every time. Sometimes you have to walk through something and fully experience it emotionally. I mean, every piece of it, because once you overcome it, then you have created a pathway of escape for others who are going through the same thing and do not have or see a way of escape.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But they look at yours and they see how you made it on a soul level. And they're not far behind you once you get to the other side of that path that it may have taken a machete to forge your way through a thicket. But all of a sudden you look behind you and there's hundreds coming down the path. But sometimes that means that you have to walk it in every actual way and every piece of it the way others would. Can you imagine that's what Jesus had to do when he walked our sins, our sorrows, our tears, our sadness. Every piece of it, he had to walk every piece of it, every facet, every possibility of it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
How many scenarios can even one, you know, one suggestion or one choice have involved with it? And Jesus had to walk every piece of it. Thank goodness that, you know, we don't always have to do that. And he is there to help us bear our cross as we walk it. And thank goodness because sometimes it seems very difficult, very hard. And don't even know how we're going to get through it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But we do. I remember at one point, Sandy and I were just, oh, it would be so worn out. I mean from all the work that we were doing and trying to get done and the forces we were up against. And we called out to the Archangel Michael and we said, you know, we just can't do this anymore. It's just, it's taking its toll on us and we don't know what to do. So, you know, we just can't do this anymore.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the Archangel Michael came through. And if you've ever heard the voice of the Archangel Michael, it's booming. I mean, you know, it bounces off the corners of the room you're in. I mean, and sounds like thunder. And he said much education and help has been given to the both of you so that you could, you know, do this type of work. Now, if more is needed, we would most gladly, you know, help you with more education and, you know, and how to get through these things.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But if you choose to withdraw, the choice is always yours. So, and that was it. And we kind of looked at each other. I mean, it was like, you know, whoa, my golly. You know, we looked at each other. It was like, you know what?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Never mind. You know, I mean, you just, when you hear that voice and you hear it penetrating and you know the power of the intent and you know it's a power of God that comes through. And it's telling you much work has been done to prepare you for this. So how do you say, you know, but I don't think I am, you know, I mean, and how often have we said that? How often have we? I don't think so.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I'm not going to walk that way, you know, or I'm not going to get along with that guy. I'm just not. You know, I don't like him. He's, you know, he's hard to get along with or how often would you take him a couple of zucchinis out of your garden, even if you didn't like him and gave him to his family. You know, and maybe even on the way out said, you know, God loves you. I mean, because that is the law of God, and that's what God wants us to do.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, and we were told in no uncertain terms, not just your family, not just people you know, strangers off the street, you know, you tell them you love them and that God loves them, you know, and you see a difference in their face. The face lights up and they're like, I don't think I've ever been told that by anybody. Yeah, I don't think I've ever told too many people that I didn't know just right off the bat. And I mean, I've been preaching since I was 12. So, you know, we're asking you to carry this forward and tell people you care about them. Tell people you love them.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Tell people God loves them. And you know, and treat those who despise you and despitefully use you, you know, and that's a hard one. I know, trust me, it's very hard. You know, if you learn to do it now, then when as the days go forward, you'll be ready. But if you don't, you're not going to be ready. So, you know, learn to do it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Just do it by habit. I mean, no, not by rote, where you don't even think it or feel it, but everybody, people you've never seen before, you know, sure, you'll help out your family if they need it. But will we help out the stranger we've never met before? And you say, well, how do I know he's not going to take five bucks you give him and run and get something to drink instead of food? Well, you may not, but is that your issue or his, you know, if you gave it to him and said here, buy a sandwich because I can tell you this, a lot of homeless people will not take food from you because they assume that there are people out there that will spike that food. And you know, and just like to clean the streets.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And so they're afraid of that. At one time, they gave out vouchers for people to be able to get food. And everybody stopped. I don't know why they just did. And yet, you know, do you not give to people that you don't know because you're not sure how they're going to spend it? Well, that's really not your purview.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, if you give it and you give it in the right way and you say, now, please, now use this for food, then, and they don't. They buy alcohol with it or whatever. That's not on you. You did what God asked you to do. And God will use it. And one way or another God will use it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You can go, Sandy.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Were you wanting to speak on the water, Jim?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Well, I thought you were going to do that.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
You want me to?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
No, I can do it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
We think of water. And you know, a lot of us kind of reflect back to a book that was written by Masaru Emoto, called The True Power of Water, describing his work and discoveries on water crystals. And you know, that water changes its quality according to the information that it takes in. You know, he used an electron microscope, did he not? He started photographing water crystals by observing through this high-precision microscope, you know, the electron microscope. And he noticed that tap water didn't form crystals at all, but that when he looked at certain water molecules, there were crystals that were formed, you know, even like in snow flakes, shapes and different forms like that.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But he found that water itself would shift in form due to people's consciousness. And so when people were in a positive mode, thinking words like love and happiness and joy and friendship and kindness and all that, that the water crystals would form these beautiful shapes. And correct me if I'm wrong, but it had more of an effect when it was said out loud. Yes, absolutely. And you know, but when things were said that were very negative, like hate and anger and envy and greed and just any negative type of words that, you know, the crystals became very, you know, distorted. They did not have any perfected shape to them at all.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
They looked like mud, didn't they? And so, you know, the thing that we have to remember is that about 70 percent of an adult body is water. So the quality of water improves or deteriorates depending on the information that's given to it. So we need to take in good information because when we do our mind and body can become healthier. But when we take in negative information, we can get sick. So with all the warlike activities, you can see that good water may soon be scarce in the world and battles could be possible just to get these precious water sources.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And isn't there a scripture, I believe, that says that it is not that which goes into a man that defiles them. It's that which comes out. So it's telling you that what you speak, you know, a curse word is just that, a curse. You're actually speaking it. And if you speak it around water and then take a drink, you're going to get nothing but, you know, but non-structured water. And it can't get into the cell, right?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Or can't get into the organ because it doesn't have the points necessary to stick in to the organ or into the vein or whatever it may be so that it can become part of the body's health. And you can tell when you drink certain waters, you know, you drink it and it's like, eh, you know, I really don't want to drink that much even though I'm thirsty. You know, I don't really drink, but when you drink structured water, it's like you can't get enough of it. I mean, you just keep wanting to drink it because it's so good. And it's almost like it's softer and it feels satisfying to the body. Well, you know, Masaru Emoto did experiments on water that, you know, whether or not they would form crystals.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But he found one that after being shown the word war, that the water would not and could not form any type of crystal. We have done experiments with water and we have tried using music and sound, you know, taking like a bottle of water and having two bottles of water, one in another area and then one in where you're at and applying certain sounds. Now we have found that I tried it with solfeggio sounds, which, you know, are very specific types of frequencies and tones and played that, you know, for just a short period of time with water. And then we had a class and we gave a little cup to each person and we poured regular bottled water into one and then into the other cup, we poured in the water that the solfeggio music was played to. And everyone in the class said there was a noticeable difference between the two tastes of the water. As a matter of fact, if you remember, at one class we did, we took the exact same water that was in a bottle, you know, it wasn't any different water.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It was the same water and we took the glass with us. But, you know, we put it in another room at the person's house. They brought out some small drinking glasses. And we would pour some water into it. And we would try using, you know, sounds and prayer and the words, you know, and even trying to spin the water in a positive motion. And oh my goodness, when we put a magnet over top of it, it would just spin out of control, wouldn't it?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It did. And then we put the glasses that we poured the water into and did nothing. The pendulum just sat there. Yeah, exactly. And you know, so the water itself structures itself to the consciousness of what is projected upon it is very mutable. And so you have to remember that if you are in a room, you know, and there is a lot of negative activity going on.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And you have a glass of water, a bottle of water there. You know, this water will be affected. That's why it's always been very important that you pray before you drink something or eat something because in prayer you're bringing the light of God into whatever it is that you're praying for. And it begins to structure the water or add the pure energies into the food. And you keep your eyes on Christ. That's a biggie because if you're in a room like that, people are swearing at each other or yelling at each other.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, I mean, how is it going to affect the water already in your body? Because it can cause the water in your body to become unstructured. It's exactly right. And you know, so even when a person is very sick, have you ever noticed if a lot of people are praying for the person, they seem to get better a lot faster? You know, is there any coincidence to that, that the fact that prayer has such a powerful God-like energy in it? You know, and that energy affecting your body, which is 70% water anyways, that it would create a healing effect to the body.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the more people that you have praying for you, the stronger and stronger that it becomes. So our consciousness, you know, can either heal or it can destroy things. And the more that we advance in time and in the faster that frequencies of the planet speed up, the more intense our thoughts are going to become. But we also have to be very aware that, you know, if large groups of people are focusing on negative things like lots of war-like activities, that it can become a mass consciousness effect which then can involve many, many more people until this whole negative energy can begin to, you know, affect each and every person's health. So the idea of it is that if we want to be one with God, we have to live by the laws of God and God is love, God is light, God is law, and we have to follow this in order to be lifted up. It's very important and maintaining a person's health that through the week that one-seventh of your time is spent in doing something sacred, uplifting, positive.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It could be positive thoughts, you know, singing songs that are uplifting, you know, saying the sacred names of God, you know, doing prayers, meditations, you know, anything to help other people, all of these are going to raise your vibration and put you in more of a loving state in God-like consciousness. Because when it becomes so intense that everybody is so depressed or angry, this energy allows the dark forces of Satan to walk right into your life and try to control it. Right, try singing a sacred song sometime. As you are walking along and notice that you can't think of anything negative. It's possible. When you are singing out loud, your mind can be devoid of anything negative.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And so when you're thinking of water, you know, pay some respect to the water, you know, feel the love and the gratitude and receive vibrations with a positive attitude. Because then the water changes and you change and both then are pure. And it seems like it's such a simple thing to do, isn't it? It means we're used to, or a lot of us are anyway, we were raised to say grace before we eat. But you know, for a lot of families, it became a rote thing to do. In other words, you said grace, but you know, you didn't change it up or you didn't really, you know, really feel it when you said it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It just was something you had to do. And it shouldn't be. It should be a glorification of God. It should be a thank you, you know, a praise of God's name that, you know, this food before you, you know, came from him because all good things come from God, nowhere else, you know, nothing good can come from something bad. And so you give God the glory. And you know, and sometimes I'll ask for a prayer for nature, thanking nature, and there's an angel of nature and to thank the angel of nature for the advice and the things that it helps us with when it comes to our own property.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Because it goes out of its way. And I know for years it probably helped us and we didn't even know it. How long did we drink water before we even knew, you know, that it has a life force and that everything that is living in a material realm came through the water? First, I mean, and so, you know, when you start really thinking about it, oh my goodness, gracious, how long did I eat the food and drink the water and never once gave thanks, real thanks for it. And so I try now to really ask for a blessing for nature and for, you know, for the water. And even for certain animals that, you know, have begun to find their home on our land because it has been real sacred.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And so they know it and it's so amazing to watch that when they know it, it's their whole behavior changes.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Now, nature itself has a way of trying to produce different types of plants and flowers to be able to help mankind so that we can be healthier if we should become ill or our energies are low. And flowers, they can be made into essences, which are like liquid, pattern-infused solutions that are designed to either harmonize and stabilize the human body's electrical system, which supports the, like, our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual balance. They're used to support the body's natural mechanisms for growth, for healing and alignment with life's processes. The essences can be applied like in lotions or creams or bathwater to enhance like an energetic support. And they're considered energetic remedies. And are legally classified as foodstuffs with their effects focused on the body's energetic frameworks rather than proving physical or psychological outcomes.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
So some of the benefits from essences are that it harmonizes and stabilizes the body's electrical system.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Yeah, I would have to say that probably no one has ever been healed by a synthetic drug. I just don't think it's possible. The body does not recognize something synthetic as being good for it. It actually would do everything it can to rid the body of it. And I just don't think they work. Now, they'll take the same chemical, you know, composition of something in nature and they'll make a synthetic out of it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And it becomes a drug. I still don't think that the body recognizes it. If it does, only a percentage of it probably gets through. And yet trying to keep doing it. And we keep letting them. I mean, we just keep letting them.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, did I not predict that barberry was going to be considered an overabundant plant in most wooded areas. And when they did, they were going to try and eradicate it. But instead, what I said was, no, they're not. They're going to take its composition, see it chemically, and make a medication out of it, and put it on the shelves and make money off of it. Yeah, it's true. And I remember as a kid, there was always a pot on the stove in many homes with a big old chunk of sassafras root in it, you know.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And when you went in there, you wanted a cup of sassafras, you know. I mean, it was a huge root and a big pot. So, you know, it would, you could steep it for days and it would make tea. And it literally would help thin the blood, you know, and help a lot of people. But try finding it today. I mean, they have done everything they can to eradicate it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, but they keep poisoning everything else. I mean, DDT. I mean, they couldn't have tried harder than to make sure everybody knew that DDT was deadly. It would kill you. It would, I mean, all you had to do was get close to it and it would kill you. And they used it for 20 years in, you know, in science and, of course, theory.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So if they call it a theory, well, guess what? Then they don't actually have to take responsibility for it. I mean, it's just a theory. So they could go back one and say, well, we really didn't know. We knew it was a theory. So that's what we called it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And, you know, and, you know, Sandy, you and I had this talk. I don't know, back a little ways ago about theories, you know, and how everything in science is a theory. And it's not a, you know, for sure. It's a theory. And that way they tried to limit liability. And you know what?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
If they just leave it alone and let it be its natural self, well, people have been using it for centuries as it was. And now they're trying to take all of it away. And it's going to bounce back. I don't care how you, you know, look at it. It's going to. And I have people tell me all of a sudden, oh, how you just berberine it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, it works. Well, guess what? How it would have worked before. It would have worked even better because I was watching TV one night at three in the morning and Trump came on and he started talking about barberry and berberine. And that's what he used, you know, as part of his, you know, getting rid of COVID. And then he turned around and looked back at the regular camera and started talking about how he was signing a bill or, you know, of executive order to ban barberry bushes because they were, you know, they were overrunning everything else.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I thought, you know what? I mean, did I not call that one? And what a shame. But as far as the DDT goes, I mean, it was so bad. They, I mean, they needed it, they said, for, you know, for use in the space, you know, in their space work. And they tried to tell the country that DDT was cancer producing chemical.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
They were labeled quacks and [unclear]. Their charges were called a myth. In the end, after more than a decade of poisoning, the FDA itself finally obliged to label DDT a dangerous poison. So pressure from agricultural interest caused the FDA to revoke its ban on DDT in milk now and establish a legal tolerance for the amount of DDT allowed in milk. So, you know what? Where did all that DDT go that was a byproduct of certain, you know, certain ways of producing things and making things?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Guess what? They have now found it. If you go out from the California shore, it's well known that you don't have to go out very far and then it just drops straight down. It's like a ledge and it goes way down. I mean, I think it's a mile down. What they have found is all of these barrels, steel barrels that were filled with DDT and they're now leaking into the water.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So, I mean, they really think that seawater is not going to rust or, you know, cause those barrels to leak. They don't care. They figure that by the time anybody finds out they'll probably be gone off the planet. Well, and they wonder why the health of people is declining. Just like Masaru Emoto says, you know, precious water, you know, won't be available. And, you know, if you eat something, let's just say a fish, you know, has it been exposed to the DDT or something else?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
They have to label on fish where it comes from, Argentina or, you know, the Caribbean or, you know, the Pacific or Atlantic. But, you know, what they have found that the labeling has been wrong, that they have been mislabeling fish for so long. Sometimes it'll say it's tuna and it'll look like tuna. But guess what? They find out that it's a junk fish that you wouldn't typically eat. And, you know, I mean, and do we put those people in prison?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
No, no, no, they're still out. You know, but, you know, if you or I tried that, I mean, goodness gracious, we wouldn't - number one, because we couldn't accept the fact that we were killing people in the process. And, you know, that DDT and the fish, now, is there anything you can do to bless that food and ask Christ who is our God and Savior and the Holy Trinity, the Father and the Holy Spirit to come through and bless that fish and alter its makeup. Well, the water certainly that's within the fish can be changed, whether or not the mercury or the DDT can be removed. I don't have an answer for you for that, but I will try to find an answer for you. And you know what?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It certainly can't hurt, especially if you know, if you know it came from the Pacific Coast. Maybe I should ask for a special blessing to remove any DDT. I don't know, but it can't hurt, can it? Christ, you know, is our God and Savior, and He is available and able to do anything. So, you know, at this point, God is looking for us to reach out to Him. God is looking for us to praise Him.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
God is looking for us to come to Him, you know, as we would to a father or mother, or a brother. I mean, you know, or even more closely, but they're waiting, you know, and we have to make that move and how often are we doing it? We're supposed to do it every day. We were told you have to sing something every day, and it should be something that is spiritual because, you know, it'll change the water in the body. But, you know, it should be something that is rhythmic because it helps to balance, you know, the central nervous system and the hippocampus. And so we were told we need to sing something every day.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I asked for a better voice because, you know, I sing outside, if I'm outside working, I'm singing away. And in this valley, you can hear it for a mile, you know, I mean anything that's said or spoken. And I don't care. It doesn't matter whether I can sing real well or not, but I'd like to make it part of my ministry. And still I asked the Holy Spirit for the gift. The answer came back, yes, we can increase the beauty of your voice, but there is a condition.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And usually there is. So I've come to expect it. And the condition was that I can only use it for spiritual music. Well, that seems relatively okay, right? I mean, because otherwise you'd be tempted to make money with it. And you can still make money with spiritual music, but I wanted it to be a part of the ministry itself so that because people like to be entertained, they like the sound.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the music when it's part of your service. And you know, if I can get my voice to the point where it is able to produce and it's getting better, certainly is, then, you know, I will be just as happy as I could be. And you know, most gifts that you ask for and remember that the gifts of Holy Spirit are not called gifts because they're given to everybody or just handed out their gifts because you have to add. And the fruits of Holy Spirit, the same, you know, if you wish to have them or wish to have the gifts so that you can talk to people and they will listen or they will, you know, find your words comforting, not agitating. I mean, then ask, ask the Holy Spirit and ask every day. I can remember, you know, days where I would ask all day long, you know, and I would say, please excuse the fact that I'm asking all day long, you know, and that I don't, you know, that I don't mean to be intrusive and I would ask and I just kept asking.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I would say, read my heart and know that I am asking for the right reason. And it's amazing what you can see in the glory of God as it occurs if you are sincere. Oh, absolutely.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Well, let me finish up a little bit on the flower essences. Okay, the flower essences, they also, they help support your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual balance. They can also enhance your intuitive insights and mental focus and help promote a sense of detachment and clarity in a complex situation. They can provide a foundation for personal growth and alignment with life processes and they can help foster balance, clarity, and well-being. Now I've used flower essences a good bit and I can honestly say that you do notice a difference whenever you are using the essences. You've probably used them for 40 years or more.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Yeah, it's been about that much time. Yeah, and when you do, there are times where you feel like emotionally out of balance or you feel mentally out of balance or even physically. And truly, you do notice that it will draw back into balance. And I use a muscle kinesiology to know exactly how much of each of the essences to use. And that's easily taught if anybody needs to know how. Now I'm not sure, I'm not sure if flower essences are something that the FDA approves.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Does it or does it not? I do not think so. But you know, believe in God and when you use anything like that, you use it in the name of God, then it doesn't matter what the government says because you're not giving it to somebody else. But the more that you're in alignment with nature, you know, nature can help balance your body, just realizing that. Yeah, nature is not just a backdrop of life. It's a living revelation of God's presence and power and character.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
You know, scriptures teach that creation speaks of God's glory and invites us to recognize Him in the beauty and order of the world. Where in Psalms 19, 1, it says, the heavens declare the glory of God. The sky proclaims the work of His hands. And in Romans 1, 20, affirms that God's visible qualities, His eternal power and divine nature, has been clearly seen being understood from what has been made. And in Job 12, 7, through 10, it encourages us to ask the animals or the birds in the sky or to speak to earth because each element of creation testifies to God's handiwork. And in Psalms 104, 24, through 25 celebrates the wisdom and creativity in God's work from the vast sea to the intricate life within.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
The mountains, oceans, and starry skies reflect God's strength and serenity. The flowers, the sunset, and seasons show His artistry and delight in creation. And the balance of the ecosystems and the provision of sustenance points to His wisdom and love. Nature offers truths about God to all people, regardless of religious backgrounds. God is one. You know, the practical ways to seek God in nature are through meditation.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
You know, try this in a park or a forest or at the beach to reflect on God's handiwork. And notice the details of nature, the patterns of a leaf, the movement of water, the flight of birds, and consider their meaning. No two blades of grass occupy the same frequency in your entire yard. So try to acknowledge God's provisions and creativity in the gifts of the earth and allow the beauty of creation to inspire you. Many forget the beauty of creation is a path to understand God better. You know, but seeing God through nature is both a spiritual discipline and a joyful act of faith.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
So, you know, Psalms 19 one reminds us to heavens themselves, our declaration of his glory. And in every sunrise, sunset, and season were invited to recognize the Creator who made that. And you know, but in the way you said that is very important because I still have people say, well, why don't we worship the sun? I mean, is it not really the ruler of this solar system? Well, yes, it is. But where does the light for the sun come from?

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
There's only one God. There's only one light. And it gives the light to each star, to each planet, to everything that exists. And we sometimes forget that because it seems so overwhelming. Wow, look at the size of that sun.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, and look at the brightness of it. I mean, it has to have some kind of a deity formation. You know, it doesn't. You know, God is the one true God. And everything that exists that is living is of God. God says, "I am the God of the living.." Exactly.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Now in Acts 14, 17, yet He has not left Himself without testimony. He has shown kindness by giving the rain from heaven and crops in their seasons. He provides you with plenty of food and fills your heart with joy. The Bible encourages us to look closely and appreciate the miracles that exist all around us and by engaging with nature, we nurture our spiritual understanding and feel connected to God's creation, you know, deepening our relationship with him. God entrusted us with nature, not only to appreciate it, but to protect it. Our relationship with creation should reflect our relationship with God, emphasizing respect, care and love.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And by recognizing our role as caretakers, we can honor God's creation more fully. When we look at our spiritual connection to animals, the Bible encourages us to ask the animals, Job 12, 7, through 9, seeing in their behavior a reminder of God's handiwork and wisdom. Animals can teach humility, patience and trust, qualities that mirror God's character. So you know, it's hard sometimes because throughout, I don't know, the last couple of thousand years we'll just say, I don't know how far to go back, you know, we ask, you know, about the hierarchy of animals, you know, I mean from the squirrel to the coyote to the mountain lion to the bear. I mean, and what came back was that nature is just fine with the hierarchy as it is said. They understand it, they know it, and they're okay with it.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
It's humans that usually have the biggest problem. And we don't know quite how to be caretakers sometimes. You know, we think of it as being too much work. When reality, once it gets in motion, it's really not much work at all.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, God is there. And part of it is seeing God in everything, you know, whether it be an insect. You know how many praying mantises I have looked at and said, I see the glory of my Creator in you, and I am blessed because of it. And what happens is the praying mantis changes. It's like it sees its Creator in you. And all of a sudden, it can't get close enough.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I've had them fly on my shoulder or my head, you too, right? Yeah, they have. And I mean, not just praying mantises, but you know, it changes the consciousness of the bug or whatever it is. I mean, especially praying mantises, you know, we love them and we have them on our property. And if you've ever seen a baby one, they're completely white. And you know, it's just amazing to see them hatch in the spring.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But you know, I mean, I've had comfortable conversations with praying mantises. I mean, because you know, they're known to bite the head off of their mate because he has two brains, one below and one above. So if she thinks he's tiring out, she'll bite that head off so that the lower brain continues to go. And I thought, that has got to change. And I mean, I know one day you saw me down there at the fence, you know, at our greenhouse and there was a female praying mantis, there was a male coming towards it. And she was all excited.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I looked at him and I thought, I wonder if I can change the course here. And so I stood out there for two hours, took pictures and communicated with the female and the male that it no longer was necessary to bite the head off of the male that, you know, he could do what he needed to do without you doing that. But it had just become habit. And it was so strange because I know you looked at me and you looked, you just kind of shook your head and was like, what are you doing? I said, I'm talking to the praying mantises.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Why?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Because I'm trying to get them to change the habit. And if I can, maybe it'll pass down through the DNA and it can change it on a bigger level.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Let me know how you do.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And so I spent two hours out there watching that male praying mantis, you know, be intimate with the female, which is five times its size. The female is huge. The male is just small, but he was steady going. And I thought, you know, my goodness gracious girlfriend, you can't complain about that. I mean, it's been two hours and he's still going steady. And she'd look back at him like, you know, I'm supposed to bite his head off and I look at it and I go, you really think you need to bite his head off?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, considering that, you know, it's been two hours and he is still going strong. And he went for a good two and a half hours and she looked back a couple of times, but I think she was aware of what I was trying to tell her. Excuse me. And it was just amazing because when he was done, he backed off. I mean, he was backing up quick, you know, and she just sat there and he was backing up quick until he could fly away. And I thought, I don't know if it changed anything.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I hope it did. But you know, that's something that we can as humans do because we do have, you know, in the level of hierarchy, we were given the command over nature, not to defile it, not to abuse it, not to just kill anything that moves, but if you need to eat, nature is more than willing to supply you with food that you need to eat, even if it's an animal. But do you need to kill everyone that moves? I mean, it's just, it's not necessary. And we're supposed to be stewards. And someday, if we are to be able to rule over a planet of our own, then we stand before our creator and say, I was a good steward.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I did the best I could to make sure that anything that was living, and I knew that God was within because God is the God of the living. And you know, I tried to be a good steward. It will make a difference. Trust me, it will make a difference. And the times we have had, I couldn't even begin to go over all of them, trust me. But again, like Sandy said, nature, if it produces an orange, it can't produce a lemon.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
If it produces a lemon, it can't produce, you know, a persimmon. You know, it marches to the beat of its creator. And that, which is living, is what God exists within. And so, you know, I mean, Sandy one morning opened the front door and sitting on the porch was a baby deer and didn't have no mother around anywhere. And it took off and it ran to the end of the porch and the end of the house and it looked back at her and it stood there for a minute. And then it went around the back of the house.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
She told me about it. I said, wow, that's pretty cool. And so that night while we were watching television, all of a sudden at our back window, I mean, you have to come down a pretty good sized bank to get there. This baby deer climbed down that bank to get to a leaf. Now it was looking in the window the whole time at us that it was eating that leaf. So I don't think the leaf was the issue.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, it was lonely. I think its mother had been killed and I could not, you know, find the mother anywhere. And it was lonely. It had no idea what to do, where to go. It didn't have time to be taught the things that baby deer are taught. And so of course my wife had to name it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Once it's named, look out, God. She named a baby the first time it's named, that's it. You know, I mean, you know, I mean. I had to give up my hunting license. And I consider my hunting license something that was cultural, but wasn't necessary. Well, it wasn't really necessary.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
If that baby deer meant that much to my wife. And so it became such that she could communicate with that baby. And the way you communicate with nature is through pictures, pictographs in the mind. And when you project them to the deer or whatever animal it is, it will pick up the picture. And it recognizes pictures. It does not recognize the words do, don't, you know, can't, those kinds of things.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It doesn't recognize English or Spanish or any other language. It recognizes the original language, which was, you know, which was in the mind and imprinted upon the mind and symbols or whatever you're looking at. One day she could tell when a baby was getting ready to fly out of the nest. And she said, I know what it's going to do. It's getting ready to fly. Just follow me.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So I followed her down to where the baby, where the nest was. And sure enough, she started, oh, come on. It's time for you to leave the nest. And it jumps up on the edge of the nest. And just a few feet away was a bucket. And she said, no, don't go in the bucket.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Whatever you do, don't fly into the bucket. And as I was saying, it doesn't recognize the word don't. You know, what you need to see in your mind is it's flying away from the bucket. And that will most likely happen. Well, she didn't have a time to change what she'd been doing. And so sure enough, the baby flew and guess where it flew right into the bucket.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Now, the bucket was empty. But it flew right into the bucket. And it proved my point that what you see in your mind, and you portray to the baby or to the whatever the animal is, that if it finds you to not be threatening, it will follow your guidance. And it was a baby. So it needed guidance. The baby deer needed guidance.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And it was funny because wherever Sandy went, so did the deer. I mean, you know, it would follow her, you know, it might be just barely in the wooded area, but it would follow her down to where she was. And it would sit there and wait till she came back up from the church. And it's so interesting to see because, again, there is a sound that you can make that's universal. And if it comes across correctly, great. And it's aww.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Aww. Now, higher pitched for little teeny babies, lower pitched for, you know, bigger animals, and mid-range for, you know, does or animals that are mid-size. But it's aww. Or you can sing the song Rock-a-Bye Baby. Now, if you don't like the words, not sing the song without the words. But, you know, the words are sacred, believe it or not.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, and it's hard to do, and that's for another radio show. But the sound has not been changed. A lot of songs have been changed as Sandy said a while ago with the solfeggio frequencies. But, you know, those help retain or bring back the sacredness of music. And so much of it has been lost, but in Rock-a-Bye Baby, they never changed it. So, even if you just sing the sound of the song or even change the words if you wish.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But I've had deer lie down in the grass and listened to me sing it. And when I was done, they'd get up and they'd walk into the woods. And it just amazed me that, you know, why would they do that? It's not because I'm, you know, Pavarotti. That's for sure. But, you know, but even with the baby deer, I mean, one night we came home and we came up the side of the house, which has a right-of-way, and it was a truck parked there.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And it was still running. And I came right up to its bumper. And all of a sudden some guy comes running off our property and gets in the truck and up the hill he goes. And I thought he was over there where the deer sometimes lie. I said, and he was looking for deer to see if he could shoot one, probably. I don't know that for sure.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But he sure did take off, you know, as fast as he could go. And so we sat there for a minute or two and we were talking, and all of a sudden, here comes a baby from across the road on the other person's property. He was looking on ours. Then here came a baby walking across the road in front of our car and gets to the grass and she turns around and here come the rest of them. Single file across the road. They were just sitting over there waiting while this idiot was on our, I'm sorry, I shouldn't say that.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, here she comes walking across the road while this guy, you know, is ill intent, you know, on our property and she knew it. And so she kept them all hidden until he was up the hill. But we were sitting there in the car and she just walked right in front of our car and across the road and into the grass and turned around and faced back and here they come in single file. And there had to have been almost a dozen of them. I mean, now, I mean, how does that, how does that deer know the difference? Well, from the time that deer was a baby, we taught it that this land is sacred land and Jesus, the Christ, our God and Savior walked the property and considered it sacred land.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So we do everything we can to treat it as sacred land. And you know, so animals know that, you know, not every animal is one you want on the property, but the ones you don't, you can actually keep them off, you know, you can give them an outlet. We had a skunk one time that we had put a perimeter around the property because we were doing a ceremony and we didn't really want anything interfering once the ceremony started. But we didn't realize the skunk was on the property and it was trying to rip the side of my greenhouse open because it couldn't find a way out. And so Sandy had to walk over and make an opening and that skunk couldn't run any faster to get through that hole and into the woods and then she closed it back up. So you know, under-estimate the power that you have and how nature will work with you if you need it to.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And that baby deer is at least five years old and that's old for a deer. Their teeth usually wear down and they can't eat enough to keep alive. This one doesn't seem to have any problem and it's just as healthy as I've seen any deer before. And you know, I come out of the supermarket, there was a pickup truck and I walked up to where the window was on the passenger side and it was open. I looked in and the older gentleman was holding this pound dog in his arms and I said, now that is worth a picture. I said, that is a beautiful dog and you can tell that dog loves you to pieces.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
He said, yeah, I know. He said, you know, it stays with me like this most of the day. I can't get it to stay away. If I do, it'll get away to eat but then comes right back. And his wife was coming out of just about the same time and I said, oh, I'm sorry. I said, let me open the door for you.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I said, I was just admiring the dog and how much it loves its owner. She said, they are attached at the hip. Getting them apart, even to eat, is sometimes difficult. And I said, well, can I try something? She said, sure. And so I went, oh, and the dog's head looked up and I went, oh, what a beautiful little dog.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I mean, that dog couldn't have run across that seat, across that woman and leaped out that window into my arms any quicker. There wasn't anything special that it liked about me. It was the sound. It is the sound, the universal sound of nurturing. I don't care what animal it is. We used it at the National Aquarium.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And when we would do it at the glass, the fish couldn't get close enough to the glass. You know, when they heard that sound, it would pass through the glass. And whether it be Rock-a-Bye Baby or whether it be, oh, that sound. You know, and it's not hard to do. But everything that has ever been a baby, its mother, made a sound very similar to that of one frequency or another up or down, but that sound to the animal to comfort it. You know, when it wanted to comfort, when it wanted to feed it, and I mean, so it has never forgotten.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And so even as it grows older, it remembers that. And it doesn't, it misses its mother. You know, even though they go their own way and they make a life for themselves, that sound reminds them of their mother and, you know, and comforting. And they respond to it without a doubt. And it's helped me in other times too. One time I fell down the hill and into a thick of bushes and trees.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I thought, oh my goodness gracious, oh my stomach. And I reached up and I grabbed a branch and it was squishy. Squishy. And I looked over to my left and this head turned around and it looked at me. And this head was probably, I don't know, six inches long, six inches from tip to the back, at least, and probably a good four or five inches wide. And there was no doubt in my mind.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It was a black rattlesnake. And the first thing they hit me was, oh, you know, I mean, make the sound, oh, even rattlesnakes. And its head went back down. Now I've got to figure a way to get out without alarming it. And so all of a sudden I realized that I was laying on a nest that was down in the ground and had leaves all in it and there were babies in there. And they came climbing out of there, crossed my back, and jumped into the leaves beside me.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the mother turned her head back again and looked at me and I went, aww. I thought, you know your babies are safe with me. You know, I wouldn't hurt them at all. And, you know, and the warmth from my body is probably good for them. And believe it or not, she lifted her tail up but she did not rattle the rattles. And she laid it back down and turned her head back around again.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I thought, you know, but the babies by this time had curled up beside me because I was warm. I thought, oh my goodness gracious, I mean, what do I do? And by this time it was night and my wife had actually walked out and she's like, what are you doing down there laying on your stomach? I thought, you know, I can't answer you. What? I can't hear you.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, and so I took my time and started backing out and thought the best I can do. Aww. The whole time I'm going, aww. And finally I backed up far enough that I could actually stand up and move away. But what are the chances that could happen? I know people go, oh come on, that didn't happen.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, that didn't happen. Yes, it did happen. But sometimes we're put in situations so that we can prove the glory of God. You know, what good does it do to read another book sometimes? What good does it do if we don't apply it sometimes? And so that's not exactly my preference that I've been given one.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You know, and when I told my wife she was like, oh my God, she goes, were you scared? I thought that was, I had not one fear in my body. Believe it or not, I don't know why. I guess because Holy Spirit was with me. And the animal knew it. And the sound, aww.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But, you know, I mean, it makes a huge difference. Today we looked outside the window and our cat was sitting on the ground. And it was sitting on the grave of our previous cat. It was sitting right on the grave. And there's an angel there, you know, a small angel. It's about a foot tall, maybe a little taller.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
That's you. That's you, yeah. And it was sitting in front of the statue and on the grave. And it just kept sitting there. And I told Sandy, "Come here and look at this". And she looked at it and she goes, wow, she goes, you think that it knows?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
That's the place? I said, well, if the cat is still in spirit that passed, I said, she can probably see it. And so, you know, I mean, animals do see things sometimes that we don't. And sometimes animals are healing. I mean, I can't give you the number of times that people have told me that their animals have healed them of ailments that otherwise weren't healing. You know, and one day, garter snakes, we have on the property.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I come to realize garter is guard, guard snake. And, you know, and we would do ceremonies up in behind the parsonage. And there's one path you have to take between spruce trees. And every time that we'd have a ceremony up there, the garter snake would move up into the path and lie there so that nothing else could get through so that nothing else could get through. I don't know how it knew when everybody had come through, but it would guard the path. And I thought, you know, that's just amazing to me because it's showing that it is helping us, you know, with our ceremony to glorify God.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And it knows, it seems to know when you do that. And so, I actually made friends with them. And it wasn't just one. I mean, it would have babies and we would have, you know, a couple of them on the property at a time. And one day, Sandy and I were walking hand in hand, you know, down the driveway. We were going to go to the little store next door.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And here come this garter snake. I mean, right past us. You know, it's fast, real fast as it could go. And it right past us. I mean, we had almost got to touch our ankle. But right past us.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I made that "aww" sound, and it stopped. And I said, if you were laying up there and it was comfortable where it's cool in that corner, I said, you're more than welcome to go back up there and lay. I mean, we didn't have a problem with it. And I showed it in my mind and doing that. And it turned right around, didn't it? And it ran past us back up into that corner.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, it's amazing. You know, try it because, you know, if you don't do it for any other reason than for entertainment, but, you know, dogs. I mean, Sandy did a healing about, I don't know, a month or so ago, maybe, maybe two. And in this little house, it probably was no bigger than about, what would you say? I don't know, eight by nine or something. And there were what, four big dogs, but one of them was smaller.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But there's three big dogs. I mean, dogs big enough that if they stood on their hind legs, they could put their paws on your shoulders. And I mean, they were hefty dogs. And they were constantly moving. I mean, in that little teeny room, they were all over the place. I mean, it was absolute chaos.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And Sandy went over behind the desk where the young lady was sitting and started doing healing work. And all of a sudden, everything stopped. The dogs all stopped. Right where they were. I mean, if they were pointed one way, they stayed that way. They're pointed another way.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
They stayed that way. And they didn't move. Not one movement at all. And I mean, to me, that was almost impossible except through God. But the owner or the woman that Sandy was helping, her mother was standing there. And she kind of looked at me and she said, "Look at the dogs.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Are you seeing what I'm seeing?" Yes, I am. And the whole time that Sandy did that healing work, those dogs never moved an inch. Not even an inch. I mean, these were rambunctious dogs. But stood there. If they were standing, they stood.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And they stood there in whatever direction they were facing at the time. They kept facing that way and never changed it until Sandy was done with the healing. And then they went back to being rambunctious again. But don't think for a minute that animals aren't consciously aware when an angel comes in or, and the Holy Spirit is moving. I mean, animals are more aware sometimes than we are. And you can use nature to give you clues and help you along the way.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, when you plant, I don't know if I've told you this story, but we have a circle garden. And it has four entrances, one for each direction. And it's Native American in design, so to speak. But, you know, we decided, I know I decided, I guess, that I wanted red in the northern facing part of the circle. And red flowers. And so I bought a whole bunch of bulbs that were red.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the angel of nature came through and said, we would advise that you not plant red in that location. But I want red, I think that we know. But red is not conducive to that direction, so. And so red is not the color. So, but it's up to, the choice is always yours. So I planted 24 holes and planted 24 bulbs.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I covered them up really nice, you know. I thought, I want red, you know. I want to be able to see that red. And so I went back in the house and went to bed that night, got up the next morning, went out, thought I'd check on my bulbs, went out there and looked and guess what? There were 24 holes. You know, right where I planted those bulbs, something, and I would assume a ground squirrel must have, you know, dug down and pulled every bulb up and ate it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I told Sandy, I said, well, I guess I learned my lesson, didn't I? That you can do it if you want, but it's not going to work. You know, no matter what, you know, nature is not going to give you something that disrupts the flow. And, you know, and so, but the ground squirrel, I mean, it had its fill, I mean, 24 bulbs. And I asked why the bulbs, and it said because they had all the nutrients that ground squirrel needed. I don't care, you know, I mean, it didn't need to eat my bulbs.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
So I planted a different color there, but it makes a difference. Ask for help. What should I plant here? Some plants you can't plant together. You can't plant this one besides this one. And if you look on the net, you'll find, it'll tell you which ones are which.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But there, you plant them together or side by side. One of them will surely die, if not both. So it makes a difference. You know, what you do makes a difference. The last one I'll mention is lamb's quarters. It's this little weed that grows, and it'll grow on our property anyway, five or six feet tall. And it doesn't spread out very wide, and it has long slender leaves on it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And Sandy and I are both master gardeners through West Virginia University. We took, you know, all the courses. And so, you know, they don't look at lamb's quarters being anything important. I mean, they pull them up and throw them away. Why? Because they're not pretty. So you can't really market them.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And what they consider to be useful is what they can make money off of. Not what is good for you. But lamb's quarter contains every vitamin and mineral you'll need. As a matter of fact, if you eat it raw, you shouldn't eat it raw more than three times a week on a salad because it has so much selenium in it. But if you cook it, it doesn't matter. Then it doesn't have selenium won't overpower you.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But it has more minerals in it than any other green that you can have. And I planted them one year with using organic seeds, and they just keep coming up. I mean, everywhere they keep coming up. And I took some little plants in when I knew the West Virginia University was sending some of their experts down. And I took them in and gave each a plant. And I said, I brought these for you guys.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And they looked down and they said, what is he doing? And he looked over at our teacher. Well, they're kind of like in the nature. I thought, no, we're in the nature. I said, we are, but we're more into when nature supplies us with something that is very beneficial and can be found nowhere else. Why would we not take advantage of it?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Because we can't sell it. And so, I mean, of course they didn't take the plants. Nobody wanted any of the plants. And we took them back and just replanted them. But if you find lamb's quarters in your yard, we told one guy about it, and he had just retired. And you could see him on his hands and knees running around his yard, picking lamb's quarters up and just eating them raw.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And finally his wife said, look, you need to get up off your hands and knees now. You want to pull them out or pull the leaves off. Go ahead. But you look kind of strange, running around your hands and knees up there in the yard. But nothing has more natural minerals than lamb's quarters. And I said, I bought organic ones and started them that way.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And they just keep coming up and coming up every year. And why would you not want them if they have all the natural things that you need? I mean, that's where our problem is. We'll take a vitamin or we'll take a mineral that's in a bottle. And do you think it does what it's supposed to? Try this lamb's quarters.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
They have everything you need and more. Don't eat them more than three times a week. You know, raw on a salad. But if you cook it, you can eat it more often. And so there's so many things. Oh, yeah, there are.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
There really are. You know, and be aware of all the, you know, you do things for God. I mean, we did a blessing to the divine Holy Trinity while we were sitting at the water's edge in this sand at Ocean City. Now, we were holding each other and we were just smiling and the water was coming up, you know, to where we were and we were sitting in the sand. And we just did a blessing on the water. Why not?

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, it was so beautiful. And we used some ancient words. I mean, there's no doubt. And it only lasted about 15 minutes, probably, right? And we got up and we went back to the room. But I tell you what, on the way home, there was a storm.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I mean, it was like with high winds and lightning is like everything could be, that could be done was tried to, you know, take us off the road or take us out. And finally we had to ask him, what's going on here? He said, well, you know, you didn't know. You're innocent. But you were sitting at the water's edge. There were experiments being done out in the water by, you know, certain people, certain people, you know, governmental agencies.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And you didn't know it, but you did a blessing. And when you did, it disrupted their entire, their entire work. And so they figured you did it on purpose. But we stepped in, told them, they did not do that on purpose. They did it with the right intent and through God, you know, because they care. Not because they thought you were doing something out there.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
They had no way of knowing. And, but I tell you what, it was a rough ride home, wasn't it, babe? But sometimes you're not going to know. But you know what, you know, God knows. And God will take care of you, you know, although, you know, you may find a rough ride home, but nonetheless, I mean, yeah.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Well, let me, let me share some things here as well. Long before people built churches or temples or even wrote anything down, they learned by watching animals because animals were the teachers. They taught timing, migration, birth, danger, patience, loyalty, play, and grief. You know, animals are often seen as closer to God in their innocence and obedience, reflecting his creation without the moral complexities that humans face. The Bible emphasizes that both humans and animals are part of God's creation and each with a unique role and purpose. Animals are created with care and attention, as seen in Genesis 1, 24, 25, where God commands the earth to bring forth living creatures and declares his creation good.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Animals are beloved creatures of God deserving respect and care, and humans were made in God's image in Genesis 1, 26, granting them authority over animals and the responsibility of stewardship. Animals often reflect God's attributes and their behavior by protecting their young. This demonstrates care, provision, and instinctive obedience, mirroring God's love and protection. Animals act without moral corruption or self-interest, which can be interpreted as a form of spiritual closeness with God. Nature is also a sign of God's covenant with humanity. After the flood, the rainbow became a visible symbol of his promise to preserve life.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Genesis 9, 13. Additionally, God uses nature as a tool for both judgment, for an example in the plagues in Egypt. And for redemption, the example is the parting of the Red Sea. See, God designed nature to sustain life. Genesis 1, 29, and Psalms 104, 10, through 14. The provision of food, water, and shelter reflects his care.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Nature also inspires worship in Psalm 8:3-4, and expresses an awe at the cosmos, reminding humanity of its place. In God's design, nature is a reminder of God's constant presence and love. And it invites humans to pause, reflect, and acknowledge his involvement in their lives. So as Psalm 19 reminds us, the heavens and the earth are constantly speaking of God's glory. In many things in nature, we find divine proportions relating to sacred geometry and fractals. An example is pinecones, snowflakes, seed patterns of sunflowers, daisies, and dandelions, fern leaves, a seahorse tail, rams horn, and then there's the DNA spiral.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And you also have the hurricanes, tornadoes, galaxies, the tail of the comet as it winds around the sun, whirlpools, waves that are breaking on the beach, and a nautilus shell, and the curve of an eagle's beak. You see, in the plant life, the easiest numbers to measure are those of seeds in a flower, or the angles at which successive leaves or branches grow from a central stem. Both these occurrences are found to follow the Fibonacci series, which is an example if you take one and one, you add them together, you get two. And if you take two plus one, you get three. And if you take the last two numbers, the two and the three, and you add them together, you get five. And then the last two, three and five, you get eight.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And then five and eight, you get thirteen, eight and thirteen, you get twenty-one, and so on. You see, you find this in a book on Sacred Geometry by Steven Skinner. And you see that the Fibonacci series also seems to determine how many petals the plant will have on its flower. There will be three petals, lilies or irises, five petals, for columbines or primroses, butter cups and wild roses. And eight petals, for delphiniums or cosmos, thirteen for corn marigolds, and twenty-one for chicory or black-eyed Susan, thirty-four for plantains, fifty-five for asters, and eighty-nine for Michaelmas daisies. The number of petals never reaches 144.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
That's as high as it goes as they eighty-nine. So, in the mineral world, the huge array of crystals utilizes only seven different geometric forms. The structure of properties and qualities of that universal solvent and supportive life, water. In both its liquid and its snow forms, it subscribes to the same geometry. So finally, at the molecular level, lies the subtle geometry of DNA, a double helix surrounding a double pentagonal structure. So you see, truly, the geometry of nature is sacred.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
How many times do we look outside and we see these sacred things? And it's just like, we don't even think about it. We just think, well, you know, that's a sunflower or that's a daisy or that's a pinecone or whatever. But do we really stop and think that God's creation and every piece of its sacredness is within that particular thing? Do we give credit? Where credit is due?

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Or do we just think of it and look at that? Well, that's pretty and that's it. That's all the further it goes. You know, we forget the intricacy of what goes into God's creation because it's interesting how nature will mimic the human body in many ways, giving us signs to tell us about the sacred geometries that could exist within us. And we are just about a microcosm of the macrocosm of the whole universe, galaxy or solar system.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And, Sandy, while you're saying that, what is the purpose of each and every living plant or animal, whatever it may be? Isn't it that, at creation, It was God's will that each would produce the best of everything that it was made to do so that it would glorify its creation. And when you look at it, you can see the glory of God within it. And when you see this, you should speak it. If it's a plant, a flower, you know, you should speak it. And you do that because that consciousness that you're projecting onto the plant, the tree, the flower, whatever, you know, it doesn't hear the words necessarily, but it feels the vibration of what you're saying.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Sometimes it does though. It's like the wisteria that we had. It got so out of hand. I didn't think I was ever going to be able to eradicate from the property. And it was considered an invasive species, but every spring would have beautiful, you know, look like, you know, hanging grapes. It was the same color, but they were flowers hanging off of it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But once they got off, I mean, this, this thing, you could cut the root out and it would just cling to something else and create a new root. And I mean, it was almost impossible. And so one spring day I went out there and I said, as soon as you bloom, I'm going to take you out. I mean, I am going to remove you by my hand every piece of you if I have to, you know, and I don't try I am not trying to be mean, but you are an invasive species. And if you don't do something, you know, we were told that it will assume that you wanted there. And so I told it that.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Well, guess what? It didn't bloom that year. No, that's not right. Not a single cascading grape-like colored flower on it. I almost felt like it was taunting me that, you know, well, I guess we just won't give you a flower then.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Yeah, there is a lot of consciousness in plants. And as you know, plants love music. They love vibration. And lots of experiments have been done to show that when you sing or play music around a plant, it moves. It actually, it's not like it dances, but you would almost think it does. It can move.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And it grows faster. And it likes to be touched. Certain trees, you know, when you plant them and they start to grow and, you know, they get close to, you know, where they can start to bear fruit or whatever. You know, the angels have said, take your right hand and just put it on the trunk of the tree and just thank it, you know, and bless it for being there. And, you know, a story about water that's pretty interesting, Jim, you'll remember on our honeymoon when we were in Egypt, you know, we were on the boat on the Nile and we decided to do, you know, energy work, like healing energy work. Because the boat wouldn't go out because the water was too turbulent.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
You know, and so all the water, all around the boat was very turbulent. And so we started doing the energy work and focusing on the water. And next thing you know, it begins to calm. And then it was like an expanding circle, which has kept getting bigger and bigger. Yeah, I'll from the boat. And it was an astounding picture.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And so he took this one picture. And when we looked at the picture later, there was actually a face in the water. And I have to believe it was a water spirit, you know, and it was happy. It was very happy. And, you know, and the water was just called as ever right around it. But consciousness, just like Masaru Emoto says, the consciousness you project onto the water, you know, has these kinds of results.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
But that was an interesting experience. But we've had a lot of experience with different types of animals. And it's like, if you don't have the fear, if you have respect for it, if your objective is not just to kill it, you know, a lot of times it doesn't fear you. You know, but if there is a fear there or an anger towards it, if they feel it too, and they become aggressive also.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It reminds me of a time when we were hiking and encountered a copperhead. I mean, it was a long copperhead snake. It was just stretched out across the path. And it was in front of us about what, two feet, three feet maybe. And it looked up at us like, what are you going to do about it? You know, there's like, I'm not doing anything.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
You do anything? You look at me. I'm not doing anything. But there were some people coming down off the hill and they had a dog and three little girls. And I yelled up to them. I said, you may want to take the dog by the collar because if it agitates the snake, which is laying here on the path, then it could possibly get, you know, I mean, dangerous.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the father was like, I'm not afraid of any snake. I don't care what snake it is. And two of the little girls, they were like the father or not afraid of snakes. But the one little girl was. As they got closer, the mother had the dog. But as they got closer, the snakes started turning towards the little girl that was afraid.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And I realized then that the reason why is because if you're afraid of something, it assumes you're probably going to hurt it. Yeah, if you're afraid of it. But, you know, we allayed the snake's fears. It still lay there for a little while. And then it just moved on across the road and up the hill into the woods. And I remember we asked about it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And the word came back that was, you know, it has an agenda. It has its own agenda. And its agenda may not be the same as yours. What your work is, the spiritual and what you do as spiritual. But it may not have the same, you know, ideal. And you're not going to change it.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And it's not going to change you. So by letting it pass, keep that in mind throughout your life. You're going to cross paths at times with beings that you may not, you know, be in the same space as or the same ideal or have the same agenda. And sometimes you can just let them pass. You're not going to change them. They're not going to change you.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And you don't have to battle them just because they're different. But sometimes you may have to. But most times you'll find that they'll just go on their way.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
This is true. And, you know, there was a time when this was before you and I were together, Jim. But there was a time I was living up in Pennsylvania. I was working up there. And I was renting a townhouse, which had a sliding glass door and a screen on it. And every so often, there's a field out back from where that townhouse was.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
There was this red fox that used to kind of move across the field. And most of the neighbors would talk about it. But really, when they saw it, they were afraid they'd run into the house, you know. And I was kind of curious because it was, you know, this beautiful creature. And so the one day I decided when I saw it running across the field, I tried to call it to me. And, you know, never expecting that it would ever come.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
It was daytime. Because red foxes are normally nocturnal. And this was most unusual. And so anyways, I called it.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
But I was just standing inside the screen door of the townhouse. And sure enough, this red fox comes right up to the screen door. And I was like, oh, you are so pretty, you know. And I was like, I don't know if I should feed you or not. But maybe that's not such a good idea, you know. But you are so pretty.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And all of a sudden, My roommate came down to the living room area near the screen door and saw the fox outside and started going, oh my gosh, what's going on? What's that fox doing there? And so I looked at the fox and I said, I don't think that you should stay here. I think that you should go back into the field and back where you were because somebody may hurt you. And it sat there for just looking at me for just a minute or so. And then it got up and left and it took off back to the field.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
But I never saw it again after that. It was the only time I saw it from that point on. But it was very interesting.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But you'd have made friends with it if you could have probably went up, you know. The fox are a unique animal. They are very family oriented, believe it or not. Mostly with the fox being something that will attack you. It might attack your chickens if it's hungry. But it's a family oriented animal.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It has a den, it keeps its babies in there, and they're in there for quite some time where they go out on the run. And they're beautiful if you see one, and especially if you can see their family with them. They are just such beautiful majestic animals, especially the red fox.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Yeah, it was very pretty. And it had no, you know, anger. It would never growl. It was just very friendly. So, but anyways, you know, it was an event.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
It probably would have been there every day.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Yeah, and I thought that too. I thought, no, you know, the neighbors, they aren't going to appreciate this. So, let's not feed you. But there just has been many experiences, you know, one time, you know, I went to, you know, down to the Bahamas, and I decided to take and go to where the dolphins were. And so, two people would get into the water, and then they would call their dolphins, and you know, and you could touch them, so to speak, you know, one dolphin for two people, so to speak, you know. And so, they were, the instructors were also in the water, and the water wasn't real deep.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
It came up maybe to about your chest level. And the dolphin comes in, and there was this other lady and I, and we're standing right there. And all of a sudden, the dolphin moves over and places its body on my hip. You know, like it's, now they're heavy animals. Oh, yeah. You know, and I'm like, wow, this is pretty unusual.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And I thought, but it didn't hurt. I mean, it was like, we were in water, so, you know, it didn't hurt. It was just slightly heavy, you know. And it looked at me and they said, Whatever you do, try not to touch the dolphins around the eyes or anything like that. And the dolphin just looked up at me. And so, I touched its head, and it was just as calm as ever.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And the instructor looked over at me like, I thought I just told you.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Yeah, you don't listen very well to me.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
But the dolphin was just as happy as ever. And so I started projecting really pleasant visions because I understood that dolphins comprehend through, you know, the projection of a vision, and it was just as contented as ever. But you do know that within any dolphin are six souls, six dolphin souls. That's why a dolphin, if you mimic what it does, you'll see that it doesn't choose, I'm going this way, I'm going that way, you know, because it would never get anywhere if it had to, because you'd have six different consciousnesses trying to determine, well, I want to go that way, I want to go that way. It just flows throughout life and has to.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And each of the six parts of itself experiences life in that way. And it's unique in that experience because I don't know of any other animal or fish that does that, maybe a whale, I don't know. But I do believe dolphins can have up to six within each dolphin. Yeah, that's interesting. And they flow with life.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And that's the, that is the beauty of nature. You know, never do you want to worship nature. You worship the God that created nature. And that's the only way it should be. It should always be God, one God. And if you look at creation, it was created within the mind of God before, you know, the Christ, the Logos, you know, said the word that, you know, emitted, um, visible light.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
And when he did, you know, everything came to life. But it wasn't until then that happened. And he created everything within the mind of God. He named every animal. Two by two, I guess, sitting within the mind of God. Now, wow.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
I mean, can you imagine? I can only imagine what it's like to be set within the mind of God. And it says that sometimes one has to step down in service so that another can step up. And so as the Logos stepped down to create this universe, which is a child universe, and it is experimental, things were done here that have never been done. But everything was made within the mind of God first.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
Oh, yeah. There's no doubt. It's so very true. And, you know, when we find in our hearts that we can love ourselves, then we're able to love other things too. And when we emanate this energy of love, you know, when we can feel God within ourselves, the Holy Spirit rushing through us, and we can feel that energy. There is an attraction to everything.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
When you have that kind of an energy, you'll find nature will be drawn to you. There won't be the fear. You'll find birds will come real close to you. Butterflies, you know. One landed on your head the other day.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
That's exactly right. I was speaking with a person who'd stopped by. All of a sudden, he looks at me and he points and says, there's a butterfly that just landed on your head. So I took my hand up to my head and kind of picked it a little bit up and let it fly away. No, I wasn't afraid. I just figured it was a big thing.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
I hear you. Most people could only hope that they'd have a butterfly land on their head. And when we had our house in Maryland, we used to have hummingbirds. Yeah, I remember. And they would come around our place. And I said to you that one day, I said, watch this, Jim.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
And I went outside and the hummingbird was near a plant. And I put my hand right up to it, you know, to just right up on it. And you asked me, 'Did you call them onto your hands?' No, I hadn't touched a bush or anything. But that hummingbird, I don't know how it could vibrate its wings at that level and still land on your hand. I don't know either.

Speaker 2 - Reverend Sandy Young:
I have no idea. But usually they never do that. Yeah, that's very rare.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
But yeah, I don't know how it did it either. Well, you know, the feminine side of things is magnetic. And that is what creation is in the fact of, you know, the trees, the birds, all the animals. They are magnetic in their creation. And so it is the feminine aspect that is put forth to bring forward creation. And we don't realize that too often, but, you know, it's true.

Speaker 1 - Reverend Jim Young:
Yes, that's absolutely right.

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