Thinks I find along the way
I watched the video and pulled out a more detailed summary (not a full verbatim transcript, but close enough that you’ll see the phrasing and when things happen). Use it as a reference or to pick which “acts of love” you want to try first…
Know your worth, prioritize rest, and more. The article “6 Mental Health Lessons We Can Take From Cats” discusses valuable insights that can be learned from our feline friends. It highlights the importance of recognizing one’s worth, prioritizing rest, and embracing self-care. Cats exemplify behaviors that encourage a balanced lifestyle, such as establishing boundaries, living in the moment, and enjoying solitude. By observing and emulating these traits, individuals can enhance their mental well-being and lead a more fulfilling life.
Go to the source article: 6 Mental Health Lessons We Can Take From Cats
Cats and dogs bond with us differently; their attachment styles reflect their unique evolutionary paths. What does this mean for our relationships with them?
Cats and dogs form bonds with humans in distinct ways, influenced by their unique evolutionary histories. This article explores how these differing attachment styles affect our relationships with these pets. Dogs tend to exhibit more social and dependent behaviors, derived from their pack mentality, while cats demonstrate a more independent and nuanced approach to attachment. Understanding these differences can enhance the way we connect with our feline and canine companions, leading to healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
Source: Love Me or Leave Me: The Attachment Styles of Cats and Dogs
I have known many Zen Masters. All of them cats…
Eckhart Tolle
This is my zen master Sadie…
A parasitic infection transmitted to humans by cats affects billions of people and can alter their behavior. New research shows that infected people also suffer financially.
I’ve been adopted by two cats. Apparently this is more common than one might think…
“What should you do, asks Anisa Subedar, when a persistent pussycat in the neighbourhood decides to adopt you?”
Today’s adults are resisting cultural pressures to have children and to get married if that’s not what they want to do. Their choices are part of a broad cultural transformation: The Main Reason Young Adults in the U.S. Are Not Having Kids
Mikel Delgado shows how misunderstanding cats results in unhealthy felines. Source: Playful Cats Are Happier and Healthier Feline Friends
I’ve joked before about writing a book called “Everything I Need to Know About Detachment I Learned from my Cat”. This author took it a step further: “here’s how losing a pet made me realize I was living my life wrong.” Source: 9 Life Lessons I Learned from The Cat I Loved (Who Left Me)
btw, don’t forget the famous Eckhart Tolle quote: “I have known many Zen Masters in my life — all of them cats”. Cats can be powerful teachers, especially if you believe like the Irish that black cats are shape shifters. Who knows what powerful teacher could be living under your roof? :-D
Making my muse Sadie Mastodon famous!
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Cats respond to speech directed towards them, but only from their owners. Source: Do Cats Know When You’re Talking to Them?
Make sure your cat is happier by avoiding these common mistakes. Source: 10 Things You Shouldn’t Do to Your Cat
“Most of us would agree that cats and humans are vastly different. We tend to think of ourselves as more developed, as a higher species, not just because of our superior intelligence but also because we gave ourselves the gift of morality and ethics. Unlike cats, weknow about what’s good and evil, right and wrong, and we aspire to transcend our animalistic tendencies to improve morally and make the world a better place. Cats, on the other hand, don’t care about morals. They don’t have ambitions to improve the world either, nor themselves.
Psychological research helps us understand why we infantilize our cats. Source: Why Your Cat Will Always Be Your Baby, According to Science
I’ve learned alot from cats — especially detachment! Eckhart Tolle said ‘I have met many Zen masters in my life. Most of them cats!’ and I agree. Psychologist John Amodeo shares this: ‘A personal perspective: loving and losing a cherished companion’. Go to the source: What Cats Can Teach Us About Love
So shoot me. I like cat memes! Source: Top 20 Memes of The Week – Cheezburger Users Edition #221
Bright, shiny objects! 
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