In this part of our series we learn from William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council, about our involvement in the development of the dinosaurs.

Questioner:  When these humans started experimenting with animals for their own selfish benefits, they did start with something?  They started with a godly creature?  They started with something and began to change it?  I am thinking of, like, turning a rabbit into a tyrannosaurus through time.

The Council:  No, they started with a single cell or less.  What do you think you just came into a world all made up?  You made it.  You were given the elements and you created it, you evolved it.  You had agreed to work within certain limits and create a particular form to exercise your creative potential, and you, of course, got what you got now.  Far from what it was ever intended to be.  It was truly a one shot deal, if you want to put it in those terms.  Drop in and drop out.  But you did not want to let go; you did not want to drop out.  You started with the elements to create life.  You evolved. You determined what animals would develop into what animals, what cells would develop into what organs, what size brain this animal would have and what capabilities it would have, what were its instinctual potentials.  You name it.  You created it.

Questioner:  But, Council, is it not true that there were many animals on our earth before we came, some 150 million years ago?

The Council:  Before you decided to get involved enough to take on a physical body, certainly, you worked in a spirit form during all that creation.

Questioner:  Yes, I understand now. Very good.  But then on Mu the ...

The Council:  The form solidified on Mu.

Questioner:  And then we started to create what turned out to be the dinosaur monsters?

The Council:  Yes.  Your original invasion, if we may use that term, of Mu, the body that you originally created when, shall we say, you actually touched down on Earth was what is commonly understood as a light body.  It was not as solid or dense at it is today, far from it.  Do you understand?

Questioner:  Yes.

The Council:  And, of course, as you became more and more involved, then you became more and more dense.  The Garden of Eden was a beautiful picture painted of the original state of Mu.  You certainly were naked because your bodies were not that solid to wear anything.

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