Communicating With Cats

I had completely forgotten about this site - had got so tied up in other websites.....

How could I have forgotten about blogging about cats?!

I attended another Animal Communication Course with Pea Horsley in April and have been practising my communication skills since then. I love doing this. My cats like this too obviously!! If you would like me to practice my communication skills talking with your cat please contact me at gillian@one-nature.org If you need or want to know how your cat is feeling, what s/he needs etc etc this can be very helpful. All I would need is a photo of your cat and to ask a few simple questions ie the cats age, sex and how long s/he has been with you. I can also communicate with animals that have passed into Spirit.

One of my cats Ginge, pictured above, died on December the 21st and I wrote an article about this very special event on my other site One Nature. You can see there too, how I had become so engroseed that I had forgotten all about this little site.

I will be coming back often to blog about Cats, its great doing this, sharing information and sharing the love I feel for my beloved Cat Companions.

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Close To Companion Cats

Cat lovers don't need to be told by scientists that cat companions are good for their health!



My cats keep me sane and peaceful and make me feel loved. To give and receive love is fundamental , its like a food and without the love of my cats I think I'd wither away.



Cats lives are so much shorter than ours, that's the only thing that makes getting close to them hard. For the chances are great that we will outlive our cat friends and have to grieve for the loss of them in our lives.



I've only ever had one cat, a beautiful black and white female called Phoebe, that I helped both into the world, when she was born and out of the world, when she died quite young, from a car injury that punctured her lungs. There is something very special about that.



I read recently an inspiring book that cites overwhelming evidence for life after death. The author Emma Heathcote-James says that the bond of love we have with our pets continues on after a beloved animal dies. The thought of meeting up with them later is a very comforting one....



A I write this Sparkles sits on my lap and Ginge sits on the arm of the chair, waiting I think, for more food.



They remind me of the beauty and transience of life and help me to appreciate it more and more each day. I am so thankful that they came into my life and that they continue to honour me by sharing it with me.

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