re: cat issues

[Guest guest]

Dear all,

Wonder how the K process effects cats. My two cats have been really annoying me

lately in the wee hours of the morning. They start doing a song and dance

routine on my bed about 2:30-3. My one cat has loud vocals and starts yelling

to me and they don't let up until I feed them. Its been going on for about six

days now & I'm not getting enough sleep. This morning, I closed one out in the

living room and the other in the bathroom and went back to sleep for about an

hour. had to put a pillow over my head to drown out the vocal one. Whats up

with them? any thoughts would be helpful.

Love,

Jan

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan:

At the recent lecture made mention of animals being drawn to Kundalini.

He shared that cats especially are sensitive to this energy. Given the time of

the morning (2-3am) they are being a chatty caties, I would imagine this is the

k-alarm clock going off. Since they have you up, perhaps you could tune into the

source of the call and meditate for a few moments, and then drift back to sleep.

-Just my thought.

 

Love:

~Danielle

 

, " yogijan " <drjandean

wrote:

>

> Dear all,

> Wonder how the K process effects cats. > Love,

> Jan

>

[Guest guest]

This would be the " Golden Hour " Jan and they want you up to enjoy it with them.

They know of the benefits of this time of the morning and that it could very

well help you in your process. Try your best my dear to thank them for their

efforts. - chrism

 

, " yogijan " <drjandean

wrote:

>

> Dear all,

> Wonder how the K process effects cats.

[Guest guest]

thanks and Danielle for your responses that reframed the situation for

me. Golden Hour...k-alarm clock...thank my cats for their eagerness to assist

me in my devotional practices....I met my cats at the door with a new

perspective.

Love,

Jan

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> Hi Jan:

> At the recent lecture made mention of animals being drawn to Kundalini.

He shared that cats especially are sensitive to this energy. Given the time of

the morning (2-3am) they are being a chatty caties, I would imagine this is the

k-alarm clock going off. Since they have you up, perhaps you could tune into the

source of the call and meditate for a few moments, and then drift back to sleep.

-Just my thought.

>

> Love:

> ~Danielle

>

> , " yogijan " <drjandean@>

wrote:

> >

> > Dear all,

> > Wonder how the K process effects cats. > Love,

> > Jan

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Jan,

 

If, after responding to their golden hour calls, they are still feeling frisky,

you may want to play with them a bit before going back to bed. Use whatever

their favorite toys are - string, toy mouse, whatever. Cats being cats, it

won't be long until they get tired and are ready for another nap.

 

Love,

 

David

[Guest guest]

Thanks David,

Will try that. They're sacked out right now. I have been consciously playing

with them more anyway which is good for me too!

Love,

Jan

 

, " djgottlieb "

<dgottlieb wrote:

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> Jan,

>

> If, after responding to their golden hour calls, they are still feeling

frisky, you may want to play with them a bit before going back to bed. Use

whatever their favorite toys are - string, toy mouse, whatever. Cats being

cats, it won't be long until they get tired and are ready for another nap.

>

> Love,

>

> David

>