KiKi the Wonder Cat

She helped with healing energies to my clients who liked cats

My girlfriend and I secured a Ragdoll kitty from a massive litter in St. Helena, California. It was a rescue group that made the offering.

It was the summer of 2003, and I was wearing shorts. The ragdoll male kittens, starved for affection were climbing up my legs underneath my shorts. I laughed. I saw a kitten and we blinked at each other. She was the one. Her original name was Silvia. My girlfriend and I laughed and expressed an opinion about the name. Her 2 y/o son was excited to see the kitty and ran after her as she fled. He yelled out “kiki, kiki”. And KiKi was bequeathed as her name.

My girlfriend and I broke up 2 years later.

I kept KiKi…or She kept Me.

I worked from home since 2003. KiKi would climb up my desk chair and back. She would curl up around the back of my neck and fall asleep. One time I couldn’t find her — by calling her name. She was sound asleep on my credit card machine (which put out a lot of heat). All of this while a kitten.

Years later when I would sit down to watch TV she’d climb up my chest onto my shoulder and stare at my face for a while. I’d return the favor sometimes. That was not close enough. She’d roll over into the nape of my neck as if trying to get closer.

When I started to work swing shift, in the summer of ’08 KiKi would greet me at the door. She’d raise on her hind legs and hug my calf, without any claws. I was wearing shorts. Aww.

During remote healing sessions by phone, she’d jump into my lap and lend her support and healing energies to the client. But only if she liked them. Clients who didn’t like cats — KiKi did not jump into my lap. Nor when a client came in person she took a nap in my bedroom if she didn’t like them.

There are a lot of indigenous people and Hispanic ghosts in the Sonoma Valley (California). Sonoma was the slave capital of the West. One could come to Sonoma and buy a slave for one or two dollars. Many indigenous people were hung in various parts of town.

The original owner and his mother would come into the house often. KiKi would see them, while I felt them. She would sometimes go into defense mode as in the photo above.

She lived for 16 years. Died on May 31st, 2019 from failing kidneys. She had stopped eating and drinking. When I returned home, her presence was gone. She thanked me for letting go — She visited me in dreamtime — the size of a female lion, jump up on my bed and cuddle. The many years we were together she’d jump up in the bed at night and cuddle with me. When I woke she somewhere else snugging up to herself.

After her passing she sent me three clients who were having trouble with their cats. I was able to assist the cats with their problems.

Eventually, she stopped visiting in spirit and reincarnated.

Thank you for joining me in the adventures of KiKi The Wonder Cat. Blessings, Passion, and Grace on your journey. May whatever your looking for — find you.

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