Spiritual Pet Curiosities (10): The Miracle of an Old Lady's Life: How Cats Light Up Her Years

Aging is an inevitable part of our life journey. As our loved ones enter their senior years, their physical health and well-being become even more precious and important. Someone once asked the question, "Are there any pets that can keep seniors healthy?" This question got me thinking, especially for those seniors who are in their 80s and in poor health.

I thought of my grandmother, who was eighty-five years old and had suffered from stomach problems for many years. She had hardly tasted any delicious food in her life, and last November, she was almost dying.

I wish the old man a long and healthy life! In my opinion, having a cat is the best choice for the elderly. When old people reach that age, they are often soul-crushingly unbalanced, just as yin and yang are opposite states. And cats precisely represent the power of yin, they can help balance the yin and yang energy of the elderly, thus slowing down the aging process. In addition, cats are very close to people, and they are excellent companions for lonely elderly people.

Of course, it is also very important to choose a suitable cat. Do not choose those wild cats that run around, it is best to choose a cat with a quiet and lazy personality. In addition, fate is also the key. If there is no fate of the cat, not only can not protect the owner, but may get into trouble. It is best to choose those cats that the elderly like at first sight.

In fact, I have another method, but perhaps less suitable. This method has harsher conditions, such as keeping a goldfish and having the old lady observe it intently every day, which is said to nourish the genitals. However, an old man in his eighties, even if he does raise a divine dragon, may ...... Alas, I really do not dare to comment on the changing circumstances of people at this age.

As descendants, we just need to do our best and the elderly will understand. If the elderly have mobility problems, it really is not suitable for cats. Unlike walking a dog, a cat needs to be held and touched in order to establish intimate emotions.

Some domesticated cats don't like to be held, or are very distant from people, neither of which is a good sign. In fact, I have another method that I'm not sure is appropriate. This method is a little peculiar, similar to evil magic, but it is said to be very effective, I just have never tried it.

You can go buy a pot of cactus, put it on the rooftop or balcony during the day to let it fully enjoy the sunlight, then move it back to the room at night and put it on the west side of the room on the brakes (if you don't know the brakes, it's okay to put it on the west side). Avoid getting it wet with water, and feed it only once a month at the end of the month at noon, using chicken blood mixed with rice water.

This method originates from the South Pacific tradition and is called "ghost bolts", which are used to keep away evil spirits, prolong life and delay time. It is said to be very effective, but the cactus needs to be replaced after a long time, otherwise it will easily become spiritual.

However, please use your own discretion on this method. I do not fully guarantee it. After all, there is something mysterious about this cactus. And, if the time does come, it may not be a good thing to retain it hard by this method ...... Sorry, I'm talking too much.

We just have to do our best and the old man will understand. It really is not a good idea to have a cat if the elderly already have mobility issues. Cats are different from dogs in that they need to be held and touched to build intimacy.

All in all, choosing an appropriate pet is very important for the physical and mental health and well-being of seniors. Whether we get a cat or take another approach, we should respect the wishes and physical condition of the elderly and create a warm, comfortable and loving environment for them. Let us accompany our beloved elders with care and love to spend a happy old age.