Water Consciousnesses of Tarumã — YouTube from the CEC Library

When I was a boy, I liked to visit a place I think was called Tarumã, in Manaus. There was Tarumãzinho, which was smaller, and Tarumã, a larger place. I used to go to Tarumãzinho with friends: we would stop the car on the road, go down to the left, and find a waterfall. During these visits, I perceived consciousnesses in the waterfall. They were slow and calm, but no one else seemed to notice them. I watched them closely as they moved. They had an oval shape, similar to an inverted drop of water, with a head on top. They moved with impressive slowness, touching one another without difficulty, gliding smoothly, and entering the walls. To me, it was fantastic.

On one occasion, I thought about communicating with them. When I projected this thought, the consciousnesses began to turn toward me, although they had no eyes. They gathered around me, and I was intrigued by the possibility of a consciousness responding to a thought. It was something fantastic. Although I did not have much to say, I asked how they had arrived there. They emitted a buzzing sound, but I did not understand. I asked more questions. I have the impression that they were answering me, but I did not understand what they said. I decided to leave because I could not understand. There were many consciousnesses there, entering and leaving the walls. At that time, consciousnesses manifested themselves much more in the Amazon, but I believe that today, with the destruction of the forests, they have moved away.

These forms of life are unknown to us. There are beings of various shapes: square, oval, triangular. On a planet I visited, everything was full of triangles and oval shapes. I was young and tried to communicate, but they changed shape, from pyramids to ovals and circles. The universe is rich in diversity, but we still cannot fully understand it. I believe that in past lives I explored the universe and saw many things. The experiences of life are beautiful, but we often turn them into something ugly. There is no way around it.