Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 I love cats and am extremely attached to my little grey tabby, Keiko. She is my meditation buddy and squawks relentlessly if I lock her out of the room to meditate. Usually, I give in and she curls up on top of me or beside me and enjoys the wash of energy. We left town last month to go to my son's high school graduation in Texas and while I was away I went on a long brisk walk with my ex- wife and sister. During the walk, I felt very odd pains in my heart area for about ten to fifteen minutes while we were walking. It was hot and I wondered if I should be worried. But I'm in pretty good shape and I'm used to all the weird sensations from K, so I just ignored it. Eventually it stopped. The morning after we returned home, my cat Keiko became extremely ill and almost died. The vet said she had heart disease and that she was experiencing congestive heart failure. They put her in an oxygen chamber and started giving her meditation for heart patients. She said her heart and lungs were filled with fluid. So we took her to a cat cardiologist (I didn't know there was such a thing). The cardiologist ran several (expensive) tests and concluded that yes, she was in congestive heart failure and would likely live only another 6-12 months. She said that the ultrasound showed an enlarged heart (common condition in cats) and that normally the heart will just continue getting larger until they die. She prescribed lasix (a diuretic) and sent us home all weepy. The visit to the vet was very traumatic for Keiko. When we got home she had no energy and had become very frail, sleeping even more than usual. During my meditation sessions, I began to send energy to Keiko. I envisioned a golden energy glowing in her heart region. I tried to remember to do this every time I meditated. She seemed to be getting better little by little but I just assumed that she would eventually take a turn in the other direction (ahem, ye of little faith). So today was her follow-up with the cardiologist. The doctor was amazed because the EKG and sonogram were completely normal. She said it was remarkable and that they just don't see a condition like that reverse itself in cats. Of course, it could have been a bum diagnosis to start with. But I wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her condition in my heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any thoughts? Much love, Charles Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 What an inspiring story Charles! I think you helped Keiko to heal, what a special gift you have given her. Sarita , " Charles " <chase wrote: > > I love cats and am extremely attached to my little grey tabby, > Keiko. She is my meditation buddy and squawks relentlessly if I lock > her out of the room to meditate. Usually, I give in and she curls up > on top of me or beside me and enjoys the wash of energy. > > We left town last month to go to my son's high school graduation in > Texas and while I was away I went on a long brisk walk with my ex- > wife and sister. During the walk, I felt very odd pains in my heart > area for about ten to fifteen minutes while we were walking. It was > hot and I wondered if I should be worried. But I'm in pretty good > shape and I'm used to all the weird sensations from K, so I just > ignored it. Eventually it stopped. > > The morning after we returned home, my cat Keiko became extremely ill > and almost died. The vet said she had heart disease and that she was > experiencing congestive heart failure. They put her in an oxygen > chamber and started giving her meditation for heart patients. She > said her heart and lungs were filled with fluid. So we took her to a > cat cardiologist (I didn't know there was such a thing). > > The cardiologist ran several (expensive) tests and concluded that > yes, she was in congestive heart failure and would likely live only > another 6-12 months. She said that the ultrasound showed an enlarged > heart (common condition in cats) and that normally the heart will > just continue getting larger until they die. > > She prescribed lasix (a diuretic) and sent us home all weepy. The > visit to the vet was very traumatic for Keiko. When we got home she > had no energy and had become very frail, sleeping even more than > usual. > > During my meditation sessions, I began to send energy to Keiko. I > envisioned a golden energy glowing in her heart region. I tried to > remember to do this every time I meditated. She seemed to be getting > better little by little but I just assumed that she would eventually > take a turn in the other direction (ahem, ye of little faith). > > So today was her follow-up with the cardiologist. The doctor was > amazed because the EKG and sonogram were completely normal. She said > it was remarkable and that they just don't see a condition like that > reverse itself in cats. > > Of course, it could have been a bum diagnosis to start with. But I > wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her condition in my > heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any thoughts? > > Much love, > Charles > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 Charles, that is a great story! I also am a cat person, and when one of them is ill, you feel so helpless! I had seven, but am down to four. It's amazing how attached one can become to those little critters. Thomas _____ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 @@@ But I wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her condition in my heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any thoughts? @@@ I can sure believe that it was. Similar things have happened with me. Linda --- " Charles " <chase wrote: > > I love cats and am extremely attached to my little grey tabby, > Keiko. She is my meditation buddy and squawks relentlessly if I lock > her out of the room to meditate. Usually, I give in and she curls up > on top of me or beside me and enjoys the wash of energy. > > We left town last month to go to my son's high school graduation in > Texas and while I was away I went on a long brisk walk with my ex- > wife and sister. During the walk, I felt very odd pains in my heart > area for about ten to fifteen minutes while we were walking. It was > hot and I wondered if I should be worried. But I'm in pretty good > shape and I'm used to all the weird sensations from K, so I just > ignored it. Eventually it stopped. > > The morning after we returned home, my cat Keiko became extremely ill > and almost died. The vet said she had heart disease and that she was > experiencing congestive heart failure. They put her in an oxygen > chamber and started giving her meditation for heart patients. She > said her heart and lungs were filled with fluid. So we took her to a > cat cardiologist (I didn't know there was such a thing). > > The cardiologist ran several (expensive) tests and concluded that > yes, she was in congestive heart failure and would likely live only > another 6-12 months. She said that the ultrasound showed an enlarged > heart (common condition in cats) and that normally the heart will > just continue getting larger until they die. > > She prescribed lasix (a diuretic) and sent us home all weepy. The > visit to the vet was very traumatic for Keiko. When we got home she > had no energy and had become very frail, sleeping even more than > usual. > > During my meditation sessions, I began to send energy to Keiko. I > envisioned a golden energy glowing in her heart region. I tried to > remember to do this every time I meditated. She seemed to be getting > better little by little but I just assumed that she would eventually > take a turn in the other direction (ahem, ye of little faith). > > So today was her follow-up with the cardiologist. The doctor was > amazed because the EKG and sonogram were completely normal. She said > it was remarkable and that they just don't see a condition like that > reverse itself in cats. > > Of course, it could have been a bum diagnosis to start with. But I > wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her condition in my > heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any thoughts? > > Much love, > Charles > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 Charles, What a beautiful story. My heart goes out to you and Keiko. David , " Charles " <chase wrote: > > I love cats and am extremely attached to my little grey tabby, > Keiko. She is my meditation buddy and squawks relentlessly if I lock > her out of the room to meditate. Usually, I give in and she curls up > on top of me or beside me and enjoys the wash of energy. > > We left town last month to go to my son's high school graduation in > Texas and while I was away I went on a long brisk walk with my ex- > wife and sister. During the walk, I felt very odd pains in my heart > area for about ten to fifteen minutes while we were walking. It was > hot and I wondered if I should be worried. But I'm in pretty good > shape and I'm used to all the weird sensations from K, so I just > ignored it. Eventually it stopped. > > The morning after we returned home, my cat Keiko became extremely ill > and almost died. The vet said she had heart disease and that she was > experiencing congestive heart failure. They put her in an oxygen > chamber and started giving her meditation for heart patients. She > said her heart and lungs were filled with fluid. So we took her to a > cat cardiologist (I didn't know there was such a thing). > > The cardiologist ran several (expensive) tests and concluded that > yes, she was in congestive heart failure and would likely live only > another 6-12 months. She said that the ultrasound showed an enlarged > heart (common condition in cats) and that normally the heart will > just continue getting larger until they die. > > She prescribed lasix (a diuretic) and sent us home all weepy. The > visit to the vet was very traumatic for Keiko. When we got home she > had no energy and had become very frail, sleeping even more than > usual. > > During my meditation sessions, I began to send energy to Keiko. I > envisioned a golden energy glowing in her heart region. I tried to > remember to do this every time I meditated. She seemed to be getting > better little by little but I just assumed that she would eventually > take a turn in the other direction (ahem, ye of little faith). > > So today was her follow-up with the cardiologist. The doctor was > amazed because the EKG and sonogram were completely normal. She said > it was remarkable and that they just don't see a condition like that > reverse itself in cats. > > Of course, it could have been a bum diagnosis to start with. But I > wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her condition in my > heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any thoughts? > > Much love, > Charles > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 Sarita, I think so too... I'm not sure why I sometimes find it so hard to accept. I would think after experiencing K that I could believe/accept anything. I guess our society encourages skepticism. Thanks, Charles , " Sarita " <sarita1969 wrote: > > What an inspiring story Charles! I think you helped Keiko to heal, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 Thomas, My sister and I are both " cat people " and we also are amazed out how attached we become. I'm glad she decided to stay with us longer. Thanks, Charles , " Thomas Brooks " <magick41 wrote: > > Charles, that is a great story! I also am a cat person, and when one of > them is ill, you feel so helpless! > > > > I had seven, but am down to four. It's amazing how attached one can become > to those little critters. > > > > Thomas > > > > _____ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 Linda, Three years ago I wouldn't have believed anything of this sort. Now, I am starting to be a believer as well. Thanks, Charles , " Linda " <crazycats711 wrote: > > @@@ But I wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her > condition in my heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any > thoughts? @@@ > > I can sure believe that it was. Similar things have happened with me. > > Linda > > > , " Charles " > <chase@> wrote: > > > > I love cats and am extremely attached to my little grey tabby, > > Keiko. She is my meditation buddy and squawks relentlessly if I > lock > > her out of the room to meditate. Usually, I give in and she curls > up > > on top of me or beside me and enjoys the wash of energy. > > > > We left town last month to go to my son's high school graduation in > > Texas and while I was away I went on a long brisk walk with my ex- > > wife and sister. During the walk, I felt very odd pains in my > heart > > area for about ten to fifteen minutes while we were walking. It > was > > hot and I wondered if I should be worried. But I'm in pretty good > > shape and I'm used to all the weird sensations from K, so I just > > ignored it. Eventually it stopped. > > > > The morning after we returned home, my cat Keiko became extremely > ill > > and almost died. The vet said she had heart disease and that she > was > > experiencing congestive heart failure. They put her in an oxygen > > chamber and started giving her meditation for heart patients. She > > said her heart and lungs were filled with fluid. So we took her to > a > > cat cardiologist (I didn't know there was such a thing). > > > > The cardiologist ran several (expensive) tests and concluded that > > yes, she was in congestive heart failure and would likely live only > > another 6-12 months. She said that the ultrasound showed an > enlarged > > heart (common condition in cats) and that normally the heart will > > just continue getting larger until they die. > > > > She prescribed lasix (a diuretic) and sent us home all weepy. The > > visit to the vet was very traumatic for Keiko. When we got home > she > > had no energy and had become very frail, sleeping even more than > > usual. > > > > During my meditation sessions, I began to send energy to Keiko. I > > envisioned a golden energy glowing in her heart region. I tried to > > remember to do this every time I meditated. She seemed to be > getting > > better little by little but I just assumed that she would > eventually > > take a turn in the other direction (ahem, ye of little faith). > > > > So today was her follow-up with the cardiologist. The doctor was > > amazed because the EKG and sonogram were completely normal. She > said > > it was remarkable and that they just don't see a condition like > that > > reverse itself in cats. > > > > Of course, it could have been a bum diagnosis to start with. But I > > wonder if the K healed her and if I was feeling her condition in my > > heart chakra while we were away. Anybody have any thoughts? > > > > Much love, > > Charles > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 David - Many thanks! Charles , " djgottlieb " <dgottlieb wrote: > > Charles, > > What a beautiful story. My heart goes out to you and Keiko. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2008 Report Share Posted June 28, 2008 I definitely beleive that you helped heal your kitty, owners and pets have such a strong connection and love heals all. My Dad healed our cat once with his hands, the vet said he wouldn't make it but my dad loved Harlequin so much he wouldnt give up and sat with his hands on him daily. Soon enough he was all better and lived till a ripe old age. I also did a similar thing with my Father, he had a terrible condition after his cancer surgery, the doctor said he needed a blood transfusion. I placed a prayer under his pillow and sat next to him praying and by the morning his blood had mysteriously healed to the amazement of the doctors. My dad still doesn't really know what I did he thinks he has magic blood and proudly boasts about it ;-)) Thats the power of love. Elektra x x x ________ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at http://uk.docs./ymail/new.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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