Just bought your book yesterday, listend since then , laughing spluttering tears, thank you for sharing your story. Read Lawrence’s book years ago and was so moved. Then when you lost him 😭😭😭. Hope all goes well, now with this pandemic. We also live in a place that depends on tourists so we are in a very difficult situation. Wish you all at Thula Thula all the best
Oh what a life, maybe in another life. Your book Francoise was fantastic read, glad there are people like you left that care so much for the wild life. I had my first trip to South Africa in 2011 with my wife and we got to have 5 days out at a game reserve. Seeing elephant so close at one of the viewing platforms I shook with excitement to see these big creatures quietly move up the dry river bed and the babies with them. I was trying to take a video and shook so much I nearly dropped the camera. Not only the big game but to see the small creatures like the lizards and tortoise what a great trip
The elephants returning at 365 day intervals is one of the most extraordinary accounts of connected consciousness I've heard of. Hundreds of thousands of NDEs are testament to continuing consciousness - especially the veridical ones, but these events should herald more studies. How can humans combine powerful intentions to create change? Even to heal our beautiful planet. Paz y luz 💫 to all
I purchased all three books written by this couple on Audible and I thoroughly enjoyed reading them all. I loved them so much that I am going to listen to them again. I HIGHLY recommend them to anyone who is passionate about any and all wild life. I have been giving a monthly donation to the Sheldrick Elephant rescue organization in Kenya for several years. I encourage all who read my post to consider doing the same. I can't imagine a world without these incredible animals. I never considered a trip to Africa in my lifetime, but after reading these books, I have put it on my bucket list. I want to wake up and look out at the horizon in Thula Thula! Charlene ("one wanna be elephant whisperer")
she has all the smiles cover in pain. How's elephants can be protected if no one listen to her in there and attack had happened? how's people like to visiting would helps? What are the long terms solutions? What else you can do to help beside donations?
@@xiaoxiaobaibobo People can beg those in Asian nations who buy rhino horns for alleged medicinal properties. The ones who kill for ivory are less than ensouled, as well.
Just bought your book yesterday, listend since then , laughing spluttering tears, thank you for sharing your story. Read Lawrence’s book years ago and was so moved. Then when you lost him 😭😭😭. Hope all goes well, now with this pandemic. We also live in a place that depends on tourists so we are in a very difficult situation. Wish you all at Thula Thula all the best
Oh what a life, maybe in another life. Your book Francoise was fantastic read, glad there are people like you left that care so much for the wild life. I had my first trip to South Africa in 2011 with my wife and we got to have 5 days out at a game reserve. Seeing elephant so close at one of the viewing platforms I shook with excitement to see these big creatures quietly move up the dry river bed and the babies with them. I was trying to take a video and shook so much I nearly dropped the camera. Not only the big game but to see the small creatures like the lizards and tortoise what a great trip
Love your book Francoise.
I am also reading "An Elephant in My Kitchen".Great book! Thanks for all you share.Janice,Syracuse NY.
Incredible story of the remarkable Lawrence Anthony
Had never read an emotional roller coaster book; your crying in one chapter and laughing in the next but thoroughly enjoyable.
I read all Lawrence Anthony's books am happy to see her wife taking over where Lawrence left thank you feeling like visiting Thula Thula again
The elephants returning at 365 day intervals is one of the most extraordinary accounts of connected consciousness I've heard of.
Hundreds of thousands of NDEs are testament to continuing consciousness - especially the veridical ones, but these events should herald more studies.
How can humans combine powerful intentions to create change? Even to heal our beautiful planet.
Paz y luz 💫 to all
Just finished the book it's amazing
A great book to read if you love Africa and wildlife. Quite an incredible story!
I will read your book , sure I will love it 😊💞
Very good book.
I purchased all three books written by this couple on Audible and I thoroughly enjoyed reading them all. I loved them so much that I am going to listen to them again. I HIGHLY recommend them to anyone who is passionate about any and all wild life. I have been giving a monthly donation to the Sheldrick Elephant rescue organization in Kenya for several years. I encourage all who read my post to consider doing the same. I can't imagine a world without these incredible animals. I never considered a trip to Africa in my lifetime, but after reading these books, I have put it on my bucket list. I want to wake up and look out at the horizon in Thula Thula! Charlene ("one wanna be elephant whisperer")
she has all the smiles cover in pain. How's elephants can be protected if no one listen to her in there and attack had happened? how's people like to visiting would helps? What are the long terms solutions? What else you can do to help beside donations?
@@xiaoxiaobaibobo
People can beg those in Asian nations who buy rhino horns for alleged medicinal properties. The ones who kill for ivory are less than ensouled, as well.
what a life experience to have