1989.12.31 - Cats ability to detect entities

[Siren]

Going on the below q'uote it's possible that this is due to my having a few entities hanging around me. Would cats that had never met me before be attracted to good or bad entities.

Firstly, may I suggest there are no "good" or "bad" entities as such? There are just entities; be that human, animal, plant, angel or alien.

Now, would you say that if a human entity that had never met you before and "fell in love" with you at first glance, would have done so because you had "a few entities hanging around you"?

Attractions and repulsions are natural. So too animal entities are prone to being attracted to certain humans and repel others (and vice versa). The feline entity, in this case, perceived something in you that it found attractive. You may have had "fat little cherubs" floating around you, but I would be more inclined to say the cat was simply attracted to you due to your overall vibratory field.

Now to address your query more to the point: the orange-ray vibratory spectrum (2nd density) is as broad and diverse—in degrees of awareness and perceptual capabilities—as is the yellow-ray one (3D). That a 2D entity is perceptive/sensitive to the metaphysical realm doesn't necessarily mean it actually physically "sees" the "unseen" entities: it merely senses/perceives their presence, the ambiance and atmosphere, shall we say. This is also true of human beings. In fact, the sensory/perceptual capacity of the human to participate, engage and even physically interact with the metaphysical is far greater. It is simply the "veil" upon the 3D entity's consciousness that, shall we say, lessens or obstructs this possibility, creating the notion that human beings are less "psychically intuitive" than animals. Human entities are not "lesser," they are simply veiled. And I speak from experience when I tell you: the thickness of the veil varies from individual to individual; and indeed, there are those who's veil is a thin as silk.

Hope that answers your question and clarifies further upon the matter.