Anne Tucker channels a being named Isla and explains how angels perceive all possibilities at once, like a bee's compound eyes. Because of this multidimensional vision, a single word in their messages can carry multiple meanings simultaneously, which Tucker unpacks by adding punctuation and checking definitions.
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So the angels speak very differently from how— so the being I channel a lot now, her name is Isla. And she is basically like the mother of souls. She is, I think of it as her, basically the universe is like her womb, is the best way for me to think of her. And she is the, basically the being I channeled for my current book. And she's amazing. But her, she speaks very differently. The angels, a fascinating thing about the way their messages come through is that angels are extremely Like they see all things at the same time. So I think of their vision as like, you know, if you've ever seen a picture of like what a fly's eyes or a bee's eyes look like, where it's like all these different little circles and they see like lots, they see like they have like 60 eyes at once. You've ever seen that picture of like a bee's eye or a fly's eyes? Well, angels are like that, where they see all potentials at once. And it comes through in their messages. So they will choose words. And as I, so I will channel the message and then I go back and I, after I get back into my left brain. I go through and I put the punctuation in, and then I will read it for understanding so I can follow it. And there will always be words that jump out at me that I look them up in the dictionary. There'll be words that are like funky words. I'll look them up and there will be 3 or 4 meanings for that word, and all of them are correct. So the angels pick— they speak multidimensionally. So they literally will have— it's one word, and as a human we hear one meaning, but they mean— they pack 4 meanings in one word. So, and they mean all 4, and it's wild the way they do it.
