The form of God incarnating as Keenyah the cat has passed

[Guest guest]

Sadly, Keenyah (my smoky gray boy) died today at the age of eight.

 

Keenyah was my teddy bear. Every night he slept right next to my head

or on top of me.

 

He had a life long metabolic/neurological condition which one effect

was mega-colon.

 

He had an unexpected seizure while I was giving him a shampoo today. I

wrapped him up in towels and layed next to him on the bed and stared

into his eyes while gently stroking his head.

 

He passed quickly.

 

My eyes staring directly into his was the last thing he saw before his

reunion back into infinite Life & Awareness.

 

 

I will miss him very much.

 

Blessings,

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Friend,

 

 

 

Thanks for the wonderful video.

 

 

 

Animals are so true...

 

 

 

And perhaps due to the shortness of their lives we learn lessons of life and

death...

 

 

 

And Life again...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

_____

 

On Behalf Of David

Tuesday, April 22, 2008 7:21 PM

 

The form of God incarnating as

Keenyah the cat has passed

 

 

 

Sadly, Keenyah (my smoky gray boy) died today at the age of eight.

 

Keenyah was my teddy bear. Every night he slept right next to my head

or on top of me.

 

He had a life long metabolic/neurological condition which one effect

was mega-colon.

 

He had an unexpected seizure while I was giving him a shampoo today. I

wrapped him up in towels and layed next to him on the bed and stared

into his eyes while gently stroking his head.

 

He passed quickly.

 

My eyes staring directly into his was the last thing he saw before his

reunion back into infinite Life & Awareness.

 

I will miss him very much.

 

Blessings,

 

http://www.youtube. <

com/watch?v=nFv_QENqu4Y

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " David " <david.bozzi

wrote:

>

> Sadly, Keenyah (my smoky gray boy) died today at the age of eight.

>

> Keenyah was my teddy bear. Every night he slept right next to my

head

> or on top of me.

>

> He had a life long metabolic/neurological condition which one effect

> was mega-colon.

>

> He had an unexpected seizure while I was giving him a shampoo

today.

 

 

 

 

shampooing a cat? why?

 

 

 

I

> wrapped him up in towels and layed next to him on the bed and stared

> into his eyes while gently stroking his head.

>

> He passed quickly.

>

> My eyes staring directly into his was the last thing he saw before

his

> reunion back into infinite Life & Awareness.

>

 

 

 

this is indeed a blessing for you both.

this is how my beloved four footed

companion (and teacher) for seventeen

years, devilon the illuminated dog

passed away too...

 

 

 

 

>

> I will miss him very much.

>

 

 

yes. may you know no more sorrow...

 

 

 

> Blessings,

>

>

>

>

 

 

a great tribute. really. whose music it is?

thank you, david.

 

_()_

yosy

[Guest guest]

Dear David,

 

Thank you for this beautiful sharing about Keenyah. What a wonderful way for

Keenyah to go, in your company and the comfort of seeing his reflection in

your eyes.

 

Love,

Harsha

 

 

On Behalf Of David

Tuesday, April 22, 2008 10:21 PM

 

The form of God incarnating as

Keenyah the cat has passed

 

Sadly, Keenyah (my smoky gray boy) died today at the age of eight.

 

Keenyah was my teddy bear. Every night he slept right next to my head

or on top of me.

 

He had a life long metabolic/neurological condition which one effect

was mega-colon.

 

He had an unexpected seizure while I was giving him a shampoo today. I

wrapped him up in towels and layed next to him on the bed and stared

into his eyes while gently stroking his head.

 

He passed quickly.

 

My eyes staring directly into his was the last thing he saw before his

reunion back into infinite Life & Awareness.

 

 

I will miss him very much.

 

Blessings,

 

 

 

 

 

---

 

 

[Guest guest]

yosyx wrote:

>

> David wrote:

> >

> > Sadly, Keenyah (my smoky gray boy) died today at the age of eight.

> >

> > Keenyah was my teddy bear. Every night he slept right next to my

> head

> > or on top of me.

> >

> > He had a life long metabolic/neurological condition which one effect

> > was mega-colon.

> >

> > He had an unexpected seizure while I was giving him a shampoo

> today.

>

>

>

> shampooing a cat? why?

 

 

He was messy from enemas.

 

 

> I

> > wrapped him up in towels and layed next to him on the bed and stared

> > into his eyes while gently stroking his head.

> >

> > He passed quickly.

> >

> > My eyes staring directly into his was the last thing he saw before

> his

> > reunion back into infinite Life & Awareness.

> >

>

>

>

> this is indeed a blessing for you both.

> this is how my beloved four footed

> companion (and teacher) for seventeen

> years, devilon the illuminated dog

> passed away too...

 

 

Nice name.

 

 

> > I will miss him very much.

> >

>

>

> yes. may you know no more sorrow...

 

 

The world is a tale of two cities.

The human side & the spiritual side.

 

When there's no sorrow we're with the spiritual side.

 

I flip back 'n' forth.

 

 

> > Blessings,

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> a great tribute. really. whose music it is?

> thank you, david.

 

 

" Electric Joy " by Richie Kotzen. Very talented musician.