I have over the past few years been listening and watching the children on the other side, trying to figure out what they are.

This is the hardest of things, they do not sleep, eat any of those things we need for our physical being here.

I am not sure how to explain the way they are, a pattern, a colour, that retains its own individuality, a system run purely on unconditional love.

Yet they do things or appear to do things we can accept as normal for us.

How do you explain to a physical being about the library there, and the think talk that is theirs, they asked me to write of them but it is so very hard.

I expect laughter from some that are fixed in their beliefs and ways here.

It is very hard to think of being without body yet retaining form.

Influencing thoughts having others speak for you because it is physical, this they have to learn.

Being in many places at the same time, making us aware that they are there when needed, and the healing powers they have, plus many other things.
The children in the group I know have taught me so much, I have been to see their meetings, been to their library, art gallery and joined them in the odd rescue of a child that has called out, or just arrived and talked to me, but as an observer mainly, the beauty of all they do is beyond measure..

I think that they did extra for me as I learned of their ways, I am called Granddad and have my own seat by the wood in the area they have made as a reception place for other children, it is also where they love to play.
What else can one say, if there are questions then I will seek the answers

Young Bard most of my writing like the Wisdom of the Great Bear comes from them, and of course the extra talks that are recorded here, I have far more than I can ever write, though I still find a little time to do my everyday things, and the odd poem is mine but it is the separation that has to be known.
I will leave this now as it is long for you to read, you take care young Bard and know that those that know you, love you, as they love all, and tell me that you have much to do..
Yours Ian.T