ATH conversation with Penny S’s Opie One Canoli

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Opie One Canoli

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[Melanie Appleyard]

Hi Pennie, I’ve just spoken with Opie One Canoli. He’s charming (I got a sense of a male energy). I got an image of him lying stretched out on a window sill, which he said he likes to do, especially when the sun is out.

He’s very wise and told me he has had lots of lifetimes and is here to teach. When I asked what he wanted to teach, he said we humans don’t live our lives right. We spend all our time worrying about this and that and wondering what we need to do next. We’re missing the point. We don’t find the path – life is the path. How we live each moment is our path. Cats have it easy, they do what they please, but we humans seem to do what others want us to do.

I asked if he had lived with you from being a kitten. He said he was young when you got him, but not a kitten. He stayed with his mum for a while. He’s glad he came to you though. He said thank you for looking after him and he loves you.

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