THE CETACEANS MELODY - EXPLORING THE COMMUNICATION OF KILLER WHALES

[@OscarBenben]

Fascinant. Je suis un fan des orques et des loups. Deux animaux qui ont besoin de leurs semblables et qui, ensemble, sont des apex prédateurs terrestres et marins. Ça me fait réfléchir sur nous les hommes. Je crois qu’ensemble on serait apex, intouchables, et que les gouvernements le savent et nous divisent donc volontairement afin d’asseoir leur soif de pouvoir. Ces mammifères nous le prouvent et sont plus intelligents que nous, ils ont compris « qu’ensemble nous sommes plus forts ». Que dire sur leur maitrise du son, moi, l’amoureux de la musique en recherche perpétuelle de fréquences harmonieuses...

[@Bluenose352]

I can't wait until next year to hear their wonderful vocalization!!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

You are welcome👍

[@erin3292]

So Inspiring!!!! Energy, Frequency, Vibration, Orcas!!!!!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thanks

[@tantrictraveller1212]

p.s. I also appreciate the science behind my own hypersensitivity to disturbing sounds that i cannot move away from (like cement saws close to my home) i can literally feel them changing my cellular vibration. In the same way , natural "silence" and watery sounds are so integrating and refining to the physical being in my experience. A month in the forest can heal decades of PTSD and open up portals into unused intelligences. merci!

[@mollystroot3908]

Your brain is remarkable. How you talk about the Orcas using sound to "talk" and"see". Then you go on and explain what sound is and how sound works. You make an excellent teacher. Keep learning and lecturing and teaching people about Orcas and whatever else you're passionate about. I've learned so much about Orcas and other things too. Knowledge is power. It's lightweight, you can take it wherever you go and nobody can take it away from you. I wish all my teachers were like you. And I've been fortunate to have a few really good teachers. I'm a middle aged woman and will probably never have the opportunity to swim with Orcas. At least not in person. In my mind I can go there any time. That's what a good teacher does, help people go places and learn things they wouldn't otherwise be able to do. Have you written a book yet? If not, you should. I'd read it 😃

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

The brain of orcas is remarkable. Mine is just old. Fortunately, passion is still there. Dont worry about your age. Passion is enough.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

I have written a book. Only in french version so far. Btw i am looking for a publishing company to deal an english version. If you know one...😉

[@birdsarcasm]

I found myself haunted by this video days after I watched it. It intrigues me even more about the things around us and how/why it is that way. I can't really put it into words but I do now firmly believe that everything has a purpose and reason, if we do not find that purpose or reason it simply means we are not smart or not vigilant enough. Thank you, this video was eye-opening for me. Thank you so much you have no idea how strong the impact of this video. Thank you Pierre

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you Daniel🙏

[@jehl1116]

Masau Emoto a travaillé aussi avec le pouvoir de son sur l’eau. Tellement intéressant ses photos. Merci bcp pour ce vidéo.

[@tch80289gamer]

Pierre... This is incredible.

[@theresahill6337]

How incredibly blessed you are to have interacted with these truly amazing beings!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you Theresa🐬🙏🐋

[@theresahill6337]

You're welcome. I am sharing this with my loved ones. It's truly remarkable.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

@@theresahill6337 🥰❤

[@aevington400]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful information here Pierre. I feel so very blessed to have spent time with the orca in Norway and most especially blessed to have heard the night-time orca symphony last November. Those sounds moved me so very deeply.. Love your work : )

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you Annah. 😍

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

This series has been a joy to watch. Thank you.

[@captaincrunch7481]

This is amazing.

[@tantrictraveller1212]

Wonderful teaching from you and the orcas illustrating the unavoidable precedence and importance of understanding energy, motion, sound and matter.. I'm always seeking to reattain knowledge of Natural Law and my most important classroom has always been interacting with water. I live alternately between the sea, the mountains and the desert and even meditating on the shape of arid rock and earth brings me into deep connection with my watery source and nature. So mysterious yet so essential for our understanding of ourselvesin this world and beyond. Thank you so much for this Pierre Robert!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you

[@TheLamourrr]

This is so unique 💓 Thank you for sharing

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you for your nice comment, Victoria.

[@lisaenglert3202]

Intriguing stuff.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Very intriguing, Lisa

[@horse-lover68]

I am working with horses in Austria, therapy riding for mentaly sick kids, too. And working with a pre and herdanimals is all about body language and energie , too. I will ask in the barns, if somebody is interested. I do believe so. This stuff is unbelievable and I really believe you are right. Maybe that's the reason (bigger picture) why Orca's didn't kill the people who captured them. They could have very easy. This sounds a little crazy, but maybe all this had to happen, so that we can see and understand more. Maybe orcas are here to teach us, if we listen and don't go to stupid marine parks. Who knows, everything is possible and it sounds logic, too.

[@ghazialwan8121]

Bless you, you made my week

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

🐋🙏🐬

[@jenniferjohnston4403]

Fascinating!!!

[@McHeisenburger]

Super excited for this one!

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thanks🙏

[@tr_g]

Another great video. Tank you Pierre. In the last scene you can see why you entered the water Mother came to check you out. Actually every video shows that - Mother comes. Or is near by, scanning you with the sound.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you for this kind comment😍🙏

[@tr_g]

@@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR I did discover you channel just the other day and of course subscribe instantly and did share your videos. Knowledge is Power. Bless you.

[@marcelinogauguin]

Amazing! Thanks for an important enlightment.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you

[@marcelinogauguin]

Really, it has made me think in a whole new way about intelligence, emotion and the feelings we get of connection with something greater than us, when we have special moments in nature. It is quite obvious that we humans are lacking in emotional intelligence. Your message is so important. Thank you.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

@@marcelinogauguin thank you for sharing your feeling. 🙏

[@Qartoffeln1]

Wow! You even referred to Nigel Stanford. He made a couple of awesome music videos, one of the showing cymatics. I wonder if one day, a pattern will be found out that could be used as a sort of “alphabet” to communicate with the cetaceans.

[@J0k3rziNhUBR]

amazing

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you

[@mollystroot3908]

I'm soooo glad I came across your work. It sounds like other people are too! I'm downloading your lectures, I hope you don't mind. I'll give you every credit! I want to play them for myself, in order. Then I'm going to send them all to my grandkids so they can learn too. It's an appropriate way to learn during the pandemic. Thank you for thinking 🤔 about teaching what you've learned. I appreciate all your efforts. And you are presenting facts, not suppositional rubbish! 😁💯

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

You are welcome, Molly. My lectures are my legacy. Their message is to be spread out widely. Thank you for your nice words.

[@ruthwaugh8896]

I listened to orca sounds yesterday and was amazed at the soothing and joyous effect it had on me. Then today I find myself watching your videos. I wonder how orca might react to an opera singer

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Welcome to the Cetody Universe🐬🐋🙏

[@peterpaulparker]

What a beautiful video. Thank you so much for sharing. I have heard of cymatics and do work with sound as a healing modality. It is very powerful. I will definitely do a presentation of your work at some point in the future in my local area. This video has really moved me as I have just posted a video myself of how certain aspects are trying to rule nature rather than live along side it. Here is an amazing example of humans trying to understand nature and live better with it. I am inspired. Thank you again. :)

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Thank you so much for this nice message, Peter. Cymatics is the science of the future. Please contact me directly at [e-mail] . If we can help you and cooperate with you, we will do it. All the best👍🙌

[@AGDinCA]

Going into this video, I had no idea how profoundly different "sound" would look to me. I am mind blown, actually. One question I must ask because I wasn't quite clear... is it your suggestion that the orcas were responding directly to the aurora? As in, they could possibly be mimicking the frequencies they heard from the aurora, and then downtuing them?

[@rheavine1455]

So amazing to learn a little about the sounds and vibration. How would someone begin to study orca communication?

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Sjort cut to understand: dont study. Just feel.

[@eschwarz1003]

what is going on with Gavagi? They were supposedly studying dolphin (cetacean?) communication using AI; Their AI had already taught itself most every human language including obscure ones. They were looking for an interesting challenge and supposedly many cetaceans sounds (or at least bottle-nose dolphins), follow Zipfs Law of languages (google it) which strongly suggests a type of language is embedded in the sounds; they are based in Sweden.

[@MangySquirrel]

It may have been a festival time for them. Their responses to the aurora may form a part of their spiritual or belief system - who knows they may have some basic mythology surrounding the auroras.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Maybe, yes🙏🐋

[@MangySquirrel]

They may also just be saying “hey everybody check out the light show!” Ha ha..

[@skyeye8485]

Wow this is amazing! Truly they have their own culture their own kind of society. Perhaps not civilization but if they had possessed Hand or something similar they would definitely be able to create their own so called civilization?

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

🙏🐋🐬

[@MangySquirrel]

Pierre, do the Orcas ever try to introduce themselves to you? What I mean is, do they try to tell you their names? Maybe you could try to make your own “name” with a gentle underwater speaker to let them know you are there. They will tell each other your name and you will be known as a friend - they will come to see you and welcome you. That would be amazing.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Yes, they do sometimes. I try... but i dont know how to do it. I didnt crack the code, so far.

[@MangySquirrel]

I bet they remember your group anyways because you are polite with them. Also they can echo your group members and recognize you.

[@twoszfrtu4047]

Pierre ROBERT de LATOUR

[@mollystroot3908]

Where did you get your education?

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

It's a mix of experience and science

[@MangySquirrel]

I read today that project CETI is going to use AI to learn sperm whale language. I realize this is not new news - but why don’t they do this with orcas? These cetaceans are much easier to observe to give context to sounds and much more demonstrative with their body language. Maybe its just me. Glad we are finally trying to actually speak their languages. The hard part will be deciphering all the regional dialects.

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

Good question, actually. I have seen this amazing project. I guess that this team is more specialized in sperm whales. They must start with something. I home that it will be the same with communication of orcas in a near future.

[@MangySquirrel]

@@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR I see what you mean, we have to start somewhere, after all. I'm sure much will be learned in the process itself even if it takes a long time to learn. Music takes time to learn and the message is in the song

[@PierreROBERTdeLATOUR]

@@MangySquirrel exactly🙏