Dr. Jane Goodall
Dame Valerie Jane Morris Goodall, 3 April 1934 – 1 October 2025) was an English primatologist and
anthropologist. Regarded as a pioneer in primate ethology, and described by many publications
as "the world's preeminent chimpanzee expert", she was best known for more than six decades
of field research on the social and family life of wild chimpanzees in the Kasakela chimpanzee
community at Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania. Beginning in 1960, under the mentor-
ship of the palaeontologist Louis Leakey, Goodall's research demonstrated that chimpan-
zees share many key traits with humans, such as using tools, having complex emotions,
forming lasting social bonds, engaging in organised warfare, and passing on knowledge
across generations, which redefined the traditional view that humans are uniquely
different from other animals.
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via Jeanne Love, November 17, 2025
"There are no barriers between the human mind and that of the animal kingdom. The barriers are simply there from non-use. The barriers are there because in our collective development we had this need to separate ourselves from the animal world. We decided to sort and classify in ways that separated us, tore us from the very fabric of our original purpose which was to learn how to co-exist with our nature friends. In harmonic co-existence there is this synergy which helps the world to stay balanced. "
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Good morning, dear friend. I hope that all is well with you and that you and I can have a good conversation, of sorts. I was pleased that you took my instructions to look at the documentary I made recently. I truly had no idea that I would pass so quickly after making it. However, things like that tend to happen once there has been a declaration, don’t you think? At any rate, here I am. I am delighted that you wished to take on the task of transcribing my words and equally pleased that we seem to share a sort of like-mindedness about many things. It makes this type of communication all the much better.
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First off, let me just say that one of the first visits I made after leaving the planet was to visit my son to tell him that all is well, that his mom has successfully made it over to the other side. There was not much physical conversation, rather it was primarily telepathic, a skill I learned when working with the chimps.
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Secondly, I found myself in this vast field, with beautiful grasses and smells that I hadn’t smelled in many years. With pollution and such even our planetary odors have changed and shifted to another reality and sense. Only people who have traveled a great deal understand the smells of certain cities and the odor that comes from the environment. I relish all those sweet memories called up by the many fragrances I have had the pleasure to experience over the years. In this field I began to see individuals whom I hadn’t seen for many years. At first, I thought it would be my blessed mother, but unfortunately she held back until I met a few of the men in my life. I didn’t understand why that would be necessary at first. And I was a bit disappointed. But then there were my beloved chimps walking with these men and I realized why it was so. These men had brought so much opportunity to me over the years and had shaped so many of my early experiences in the science world. They were pleased to see me, arms outstretched with a welcoming that was like no other. The energy was free and clear. There were no additional energies hanging on or over us. The feelings of mutual respect and camaraderie was felt very deeply. It seems there was this blend of human and chimp life essence walking me into my new world. We all embraced: Human and familiar chimp friends. There were more there to greet me than I had remembered in my life. I felt celebrated, acknowledged, respected and seen. It was so very comfortable and safe. I relaxed into this new space of mine quite easily and truly welcomed the respite away from the fragile energy of our earth. She [Earth] felt rather distant to me in those first few experiences out of the body. I must admit that I was so fascinated by the emotional impact of my original greeters that I easily forgot about the earth. It seems funny to me now, forgetting about the earth. But she is but a distant memory. And I am so grateful to be sharing this space with those who have meant so much to me over the years.
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After this tremendous greeting I was given some time to rest and to “catch my breath”. It seems like a funny thing to say: “Catch my breath” when there really is no need for breathing on this side of life.
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I am curious. Which do you prefer? "Across the veil" or "On the Other Side?"
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Jeanne: I does not matter to me because I know the intent. In our group we often speak of it as the "Greater Reality."
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Well, then, that helps me with word selections for the future.
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I do wish to share something that I didn’t say in the interview that you watched last evening.
My belief in the supernatural, if you will, went much further than I felt I could speak to. I thought it was enough to speak of the experience I had when my husband died. But I have had many experiences with others who have passed and have come to me to show me that they were safe, happy and moving on. And I say many because there were those people who I worked with that wouldn’t mean anything to the viewers of the program you watched. There were many locals who taught me their form of spiritualism, their form of healing traditions, their ceremonies and celebrations. It wasn’t all chimps all the time because we were living and studying in an environment so rich, so diverse that there were tremendous layers of reality just sitting all around us. There were times when I would come down with some sort of illness and only the locals understood what was out of balance and what was necessary to get my body back into balance. It is one of those times when you had to be there to truly understand the gist of the experience. I am eternally grateful for the help and cooperation of all those who brought me out of my innocence and into the new reality of a fascinating world of opportunity. I was taught how to listen. I was taught how to respond, and I was taught how to intertwine my thinking mind with the collective mind of the environment I was in at any given time. It was transformative. There are no barriers between the human mind and that of the animal kingdom. The barriers are simply there from non-use. The barriers are there because in our collective development we had this need to separate ourselves from the animal world. We decided to sort and classify in ways that separated us, tore us from the very fabric of our original purpose which was to learn how to co-exist with our nature friends. In harmonic co-existence there is this synergy which helps the world to stay balanced. Weather is much more manageable and all those problems with water flow and animal management all work themselves out because we are in touch with one another. There is trust, unity and consensus. From where I come from this has already happened and that is why, I believe, I was sent to this planet earth.
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However, Jeanne, I can feel already, and from last night, that you knew I had made the choice to incarnate on the planet at this time in order to bring attention to the world and all that she brings to you and for us. I couldn’t really say that in the interview for some reason. Silly me.
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Now, let’s talk about you! Yes, I do need to say something about you and your group and your project: The Challenger Communications. You haven’t finished your project yet. I asked about this project and what it means for humankind. It is like 10 of me stating that we never die, that we do live on and reincarnate when we have more to share. It is a continuation of my platform which was to take care of our earth’s environment, its animals and the people who populate this planet. It is all part of this larger Project Hope. I didn’t choose the word Love in my interview. For one I am an old British gal who doesn’t always speak demonstratively but rather uses my actions to demonstrate my feelings. My mother was my mentor, and she demonstrated every day how much she loved me by opening doors for me and encouraging me when something new, some opportunity showed up. I knew how much she cared for me through her actions.
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I wanted to get this on record because it, this material, is more than potential. It is real and viable, demonstratable in all that was communicated to you and your friend, Regina. You have some time left to make a huge difference. And I, for one, am thrilled about this work. I, for one, also understand the belligerence of a world that puts obstacles in your path so that the light of the messages never sees the light of an earth day. I can understand this more than most.
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I have been “over” long enough to understand the various choices I have concerning my activities that I may choose to get involved with. I am still considering my opportunities. One of these opportunities is to get some more rest. I had a tremendous life, filled beyond measure with experiences, travel, moments of brilliance. I could never top that. But what I do wish is to rest, reflect and then decide what my next steps will be.
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Right now, I want to bring some of your friends forward to say hello.
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Steve Irwin. He was one of the ones who greeted me with the animal community when I first left my body. Our paths hardly ever crossed but we knew each other. We had the same goals even though our settings were different. I cried when he passed because I knew what he brought to our planet. What a surprise it was to find him walking with the others. And he brought me my favorite chimp: David Greybeard. What a welcoming it was.
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Then there is the sense of another respected woman whose life was cut too short, Dian Fossey. I met her too and we shared our missions. She was in a more dangerous environment than I was. And I told her so. I wasn’t surprised that she was eliminated. It was a damn shame, but her way of working was different and the environment she was primarily in was a hostile one at that. Of course, she had help, but the government energy was very unstable, and the trouble was easily mingling in with her most trusted advisors. I have great respect for her. I am sorry she was unable to stay longer. It would have made such a difference for those primates. Isn’t it interesting that two women were so deeply involved with this part of the animal kingdom?
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Then there are other environmentalists that were also there to greet me. John Denver and Jaques Cousteau were there as well as a few politicians from the area where I did most of my work. That was a big surprise because one of them was a pain in my A**, but, from this side of life had found the resolve to better himself as he understood the politics of survival and the need to build a better future. There were other locals that the public wouldn’t know or recognize. That is fine with me. What was brilliant was that there were so many to greet me. They all felt like my “clan”, and I had finally been reunited. It was simply wonderful.
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They (spirit) explained to me later why I had such a huge welcoming committee. Because I was known to the world it made me more vulnerable to feel the pull of mass mourning. In such circumstances they created a much larger than normal welcoming group to meet me so that I could feel the warmth and intensity of this large, positive group. The hope was to break the negative connection coming from a populace which might interfere with an easy transition. It makes sense to me now although it was a bit worrisome for me as I really wanted to see my mother. They explained it me that once the connection was broken with the earth’s energy. My mother and some other relatives and friends could approach me because there was no longer this weight of the earth’s mourners chasing after me.
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I am fortunate in that a lot of my memory has returned for me. I am remembering the truth of things that are forgotten once we incarnate. I am remembering my other lives, choices I made, new choices I will make. I am experiencing the fullness of a greater universe as well as the depth of the cosmos and why we are here at this time. There is so much to explore, so much to remember. I am having trouble remembering not to overload myself, to stay focused so that I will make the best decisions for myself down the road. I am equally thrilled to be here as well as to be able to communicate through you as to the circumstances of my new life. You have been such a gracious host. This is a lot of work. And you seem to do it so easily. However, I don’t think either of us will go running a marathon after completing this communication session.
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Thank you so much Jeanne. I am not disappointed. You have been more than I had ever hoped for. What a gift. What a generous gift you give to me and to others. Please be well and rest. There are so many who have their stories to share. I can see the line from here. But I am afraid many will need to wait a bit because you have your own story to tell. You give me HOPE, Jeanne.
You are HOPE. Bless you.
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Jane