Our Amazing Pets Part One: Cats
A few years ago, I read an article about a cat named Oscar who lived in a nursing home and had the ability to predict the passing of a resident. A few hours before someone died, the cat would curl up with them until they passed.
Here is the excerpt from an article about Oscar:
‘A cat with an uncanny ability to detect when nursing home patients are about to die has proven itself in around 50 cases by curling up with them in their final hours, according to a new book. Dr David Dosa, a geriatrician and assistant professor at Brown University, said that five years of records showed Oscar rarely erring, sometimes proving medical staff at the New England nursing home wrong in their predictions over which patients were close to death…
The tortoiseshell and white cat spends its days pacing from room to room, rarely spending any time with patients except those with just hours to live. If kept outside the room of a dying patient, Oscar will scratch on the door trying to get in. When nurses once placed the cat on the bed of a patient they thought close to death, Oscar “charged out” and went to sit beside someone in another room. The cat’s judgment was better than that of the nurses: the second patient died that evening, while the first lived for two more days.
Dr Dosa and other staff are so confident in Oscar’s accuracy that they will alert family members when the cat jumps on to a bed and stretches out beside its occupant. “It’s not like he dawdles. He’ll slip out for two minutes, grab some kibble and then he’s back at the patient’s side. It’s like he’s literally on a vigil,” Dr Dosa wrote.
We will never know exactly what Oscar was doing as he stretched out beside the person he visited but one consideration is that he was helping them release negative energy from their energy fields or physical bodies so that they could transition with greater ease.’
Over the years, I have visited with many who noticed how their cats continually sit on a certain part of their body that might be in pain or spend a lot of their time in a specific place in their homes. Why is this?
Many cats have developed the ability to absorb negative energy for us. On some level, they can sense it and have the ability to not only absorb it, but also to release it. They are able to release the energy they absorb by shaking it off or sitting in the sun. The sunlight will then dissipate or transform the energy.
One home I dowsed had a cat that absolutely needed to be in one room of the house. When someone closed the door to this room, the cat would sit outside the door and meow until someone let it in. When dowsing the home, I found a negative energy field in the room and cured it. The owners were amazed afterwards when the cat no longer wanted or needed to be in this room. His job was eliminated and he could now enjoy the positive energy of his home.
If you are a cat owner, pay attention to where your cat tends to hang out on a consistent basis. Once you become aware of the space, check it out for yourself. How does the energy feel? Does it feel comfortable and is it a place that you and your family love to be? If not, know that your cat is doing a service for you and your family by cleansing the negative energy from this space.
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