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Almost every morning, I roll out my yoga mat porch for stretching. 

Before I can even bring my coffee to the same place, it gets commandeered by all these cats.

All both of them.

Babycakes

Coop'n Doop

That's why my yoga mat is all pockmarked with little kitty claw marks and I won't be bothered to buy another one because they will just keep doing it. 

They can't help it.

So today I started wondering if cats, on another level than just being cuddly bums, are really energy recyclers, or rather, energy up-cyclers. Changing lower frequencies into higher ones by absorbing, transmuting, and purring.

working hard by hardly working

We already know that these mysterious creatures lay around all day and do dark, murderous deeds in the night, but what if they are actually doing a very important energetic work and thereby supporting and protecting humans in this way?

Think about it: just like the mantis shrimp can see other colors and frequencies that we are not attuned to, perhaps carnivorous kitties can see lower ones.

According to the law of conservation, energy cannot be created or destroyed, so I'm just wondering if there are fragments of energy just hanging around that we don't even think or know about where cats come in and take care of it.

Because cats also dream, right? That means their consciousness can leave their body.

The tongue out is the universal "I've gone to another dimension" sign.

So what if they absorb all this extraneous energy into their bodies by sitting in certain places and then cleanse it in some higher realm while they are asleep/not really here.

like what shape even is this

Or, if they can transmute lower energies, can they also bring in higher energies?

blessing ur luggage

blessing ur box

blessing ur bath

I'm just saying there's got to be a higher purpose for these animals. They have way too much power and personality.

Copy Cat: ensuring all your printing goes right!

And you guys already know my thoughts on how printers could be sentient beings.

I just think the housecat is a very interesting ecosystem development. In an age where in-house rodents are really not all that common, they still provide energetic value in ways our eyes cannot perceive. The body heat is just a biproduct of the real stuff they're up to.

blessing ur face

It can all be good,

TWS