04-24-2011, 12:00 AM
Enchantra wrote:Nu Lang wrote:Having cats is great but when you have the flu, are sad or hurt, they really don't give a sh**. Sorry cats but its true...and I tell them so. Heck, when I'm sick in bed, that's when they get even more upset I'm not paying attention to them, lol.I've not had this experience with cats. In fact my last cat Willy (aka Princess Willy Sparkles) was quite the healer. If I had migraine, she would come sit as close to, if not right on top of, my head if she could. Also with various other ailments, she seemed to know and would lay her kitty energy right on the perfect spot. It's true that cats, and dogs can smell dis-ease in humans.
About unconditional love, it's everywhere, once you start to see it, it kind of dominoes on you.
I've had a few cats over the years who were healer-cats. Some weren't, as well, but the ones who were were very clear in their intention. When I fractured my shin, one of the healers would lay on top of it, purring. Another, when I was pregnant, kept rubbing her head across my belly. Yet another was so in tune with me that I fully expected him to start speaking to me in English! All depends on the cat, I suppose.
About unconditional love, it's everywhere, once you start to see it, it kind of dominoes on you.
I've had a few cats over the years who were healer-cats. Some weren't, as well, but the ones who were were very clear in their intention. When I fractured my shin, one of the healers would lay on top of it, purring. Another, when I was pregnant, kept rubbing her head across my belly. Yet another was so in tune with me that I fully expected him to start speaking to me in English! All depends on the cat, I suppose.