Thanks to my cat, Tivoli, I haven’t been getting much sleep lately.
For years now, she’s had the habit of needing my affection just as I turn off my lights and lie down to sleep. She’d persistently plow her head into mine, purring all the while. I’d often hide underneath my covers. It was usually a struggle between us, but eventually, she’d go away and let me sleep for most of the night. But the problem has been getting steadily worse. Till just recently, she was charging into me in the wee hours of the morning, several times a night.
I decided to do some Emotion Code work on her to release trapped emotions underlying her behavior, and her behavior changed from charging into me at night to purring with her whiskers in my face. An improvement, but she was still waking me up repeatedly through the night.
I tried again another night, and cleared more trapped emotions, and then I turned out the lights to see what would happen. She took a look at me and left the room! I awoke in the middle of the night to get more covers and realized she hadn’t disturbed me for 4 hrs – another miracle. As soon as she heard me up, she rushed back into the room, staying close to me as I put more clothes on and got water. But when I went back to bed, she sat next to me and purred. Again, no whiskers in my face!
The next morning, I woke up before 6 am (I am NOT a morning person), and couldn’t get back to sleep because I was so excited about my cat’s behavior! She was behaving as if she understood that she needed to let me sleep!
I’ve experienced other miracles extreme shifts in cat behavior, mainly with Tivoli.
One day she was out in the garden and all of the sudden started furiously digging up the grass. She’s never done anything like it so I checked for trapped emotions behind it. Apparently, there were two conflicts from her past. Instantly after clearing them, she stopped, walked away and sat down. She NEVER dug at the grass again. It felt like a miracle! One aspect of this miracle was that I did this indoors as her surrogate while she was outdoors! The other is that the Emotion Code works for animals that have no idea of what I’m doing! I know I shouldn’t be surprised, given that I’ve been told the Emotion Code works for animals. But I never ceased to be amazed by the simplicity and power in these methods!
Update: This article was written in 2012, Tivoli has since passed away. I like to think that her spirit has returned to her favorite garden where she is happily chasing butterflies!
Since I originally blogged about Tivoli, I’ve helped Tuk Tuk (her sister) and many other cats have purrlicious relationships with felines and their families. Learn more about that here, and like my Facebook page for cats: LifeLong EverPurr.
Do you have an animal with behavioral issues? You don’t have to live in Seattle to reap the benefits. The Body Code and Emotion Code work equally well online for pets and their families! Learn more about my methods and how to get started here.
