The Rest Area The first time I saw Blackie, my deceased cat in astral, I was carrying him on my shoulder. He used to love to ride that way. I took him upstairs where a nice lady was sitting quietly rocking and knitting. She was surrounded by different varieties of black and white cats. I wondered if this was one of the rest and recovery areas I had read about. Each cat in the area near to her had its own kitchen table which it was happily looking out from under. It made me smile how they like the kitchen tables to sit under just like their earth home. After all, I should understand. I keep sitting at tables as though I am going to eat and drink. I asked her if she would take care of Blackie. "Why of course dear," she answers, "I will take lovely care of Blackie until you get back." Blackie jumps off my shoulder and bounces past all the kitchen table cats with what I call his "happy dance walk." He was apparently happy and already knows his place quite well. I did not see where he went to because he seemed to travel quite quickly and far off from the rest area. My journey continued back downstairs. I sat at one of those tall bar room tables that was around a handsome dealer and a spinning wheel. Again I sit as though I am eating and drinking with other people but there is no food or glasses about. He kept on calling me by other people's names. The people were present and offering me their energy in the form of money, stocks and bonds. I kept on refusing thinking that this would be the end of their earth life if I did this. He places certificates in front of me on the table. "Here you go Ms. Smith," the dealer says to me. My name is not Ms. Smith I think. Ms. Smith is there. She is very old. "Take it," Ms. Smith says. "You take it, it is your's," I answer. "You think I should take it?" Ms. Smith asks "Yes," I respond. After all the dealing is done, I go back upstairs for Blackie. The nice lady leaves and returns handing me another black and white cat that is not Blackie. "This is not Blackie," I say. She strokes the cat gently. "Blackie can't go because he is dead right now," she responds. "This is Footsie," she adds. Footsie was a very sweet barn cat that died at a very young age. Perhaps this has something to do with Thomas who just decided somehow that he was my cat no matter what. ---Evonne dealing in astral? |