The 1 to 9 Podcast

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Karin
Welcome to the 1 to 9 podcast for interesting insights and knowledge from animals and other beings within multi dimensional realms. Hi, Diana.

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Diana
Hi, Karin.

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Karin
How are you doing today?

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Diana
actually, I'm quite a bit better. my cold is subsiding somewhat.

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Karin
that's awesome. That's awesome.

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Diana
Yes.

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Karin
So I hear today we're going to talk to more fairies.

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Diana
Yes, more fairies. The Cat Attendant Fairies, the.

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Karin
Cat attendants fairies. And I just have a quick question about the art fairies. And they had said that I have unbalanced energy in my house because I had other people's art in my back room, and I switched it out with some of my own, my own art pieces. And I'm just wondering what they're thinking about that.

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Diana
They're they're saying that's a good start, but you need a couple more pieces, one or two more pieces in there.

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Karin
And would they prefer paintings or would they prefer photographs.

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Diana
And doesn't do actually paintings.

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Karin
Paintings.

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Diana
But they're saying paintings. Yeah.

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Karin
The paintings. Okay.

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Diana
Yeah. Yeah. Because somehow the energy there is more dynamic.

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Karin
It's a little more dynamic. Okay, Awesome. All right. We'll check back.

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Diana
It's like compound interest, the energy compounds.

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Karin
Okay. I'll check back in on my next on the next podcast. And see where you get the back of my house. It's getting more and more balanced with the front end of my house. All right. So the on to the cat attendants.

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Diana
Yes. I think we ended last time with talking about their cost.., their costumes. Am I right?

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Karin
Yes. So A-line dresses.

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Diana
Not only dress because it's more like a jacket. okay. Long sleeved jacket. One button down the front.

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Karin
I wonder why it's important what they're wearing. I don't.

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Diana
Know. This is just really bizarre, you know.

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Karin
Although it does sound like something someone would wear that's an attendant, you know, maybe like a butler or something like that.

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Diana
I mean, Well, I don't know. I don't I don't think I've ever seen butlers wearing anything like this. To me, it seems more like some kind of not not Native American or indigenous peoples, but maybe.

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Karin
People from.

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Diana
India.

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Karin
It's a little short collar.

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Diana
Yeah. Right. And they're not the attendants are not necessarily wearing any pants underneath. Well, they could be.

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Karin
Are they attendants cats themselves or.

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Diana
no, no, no. They're fairies.

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Karin
Okay. They're fairies. that's right.

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Diana
So I think they're human fairies. I mean, human looking fairies. Okay. Okay.

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Karin
They have wings.

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Diana
No, I mean, if they do, they'd be hidden underneath their jackets. Okay. But I've never seen them fly around. Just seem to be walking with the cats.

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Karin
Can they jump like the cats?

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Diana
I don't know. Again, I guess they'd have to in order to keep up with them. You know? Or maybe at that point, because I have seen them riding on the cats or the cats backs. okay. Okay. To me, when cats are jumping around, that's how they they manage to keep up with them, not by running or beside them, but just by being like, you know, riding.

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Diana
Okay. Yes. Okay. So I first noticed these when I was trying to look at my cats. Chakras and I had a hard time just looking inside their bodies. And then the cat attendants appeared kind of like Vanna White on.

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Karin
And I don't know, I don't watch that show, but I.

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Diana
Think game show, anyway.

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Karin
There's going to be some people in the audience don't know who Vanna White is, but she could Google Earth.

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Diana
Right. Okay. So like a somebody who. A presenter who's kind of like revealing the answer. So this is what the answer is. So this is what the Cat Attendants will be doing. And this is the red chakra. And then this is the orange one. So that's what they were helping me see. They were helping me see inside the cat's bodies.

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Diana
That's how it started. Then I kind of like noticed that they're around more of the time, but with regards to what they actually did, I wasn't quite sure, you know, other than helping me see my cat's chakras. But anyway, I think maybe we should start talking to them and we'll get more information.

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Karin
Sounds like a good idea. So let me ask you, does each cat have their own cat attendant?

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Diana
Yes. Yes. Each cat has her own cat attendant. And but somehow there's no difference in what they look like. You'd think they would kind of like, look different.

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Karin
Well, maybe it's a cat attendant, a consciousness that just shows up in individual form.

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Diana
Possibly. But they are. But they are individual fairies.

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Karin
Well, you know. Okay.

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Diana
In a similar form, at least the form that I see, other people may not see this. See, their form is quite like I see their forms.

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Karin
So what happens to the fairies when the cat crosses over?

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Diana
that's a good question. Yeah, they're. They're saying. They. They actually help them, you know, they're kind of like facilitators for that.

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Karin
And then the fairy dust disappears or It is a very.

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Diana
Well, yeah, kind of. Because once you get to that point, the cat sort of passed over. Don't really need them anymore. So then the fairies go off to their special area where they're reunited with various other fairies and then sent off to do various different things. So depending on what they want to do.

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Karin
So they don't necessarily become a cat attendant again.

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Diana
No, but that's their specialty.

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Karin
Okay.

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Diana
Okay. So they could become cat attendants again, but if they wanted to, they could become other kinds of fairies.

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Karin
Okay. And when a kitten is born, is that when the attendant shows up, or does it wait till it's done?

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Diana
Notice when the attendant shows up and this is actually kind of interesting. The attendant is that is is in the process of growing him or herself. I say him or herself because I don't really know if they're male or female. They could be just like some kind of in-between androgynous kind of attendant. Right. So they get their their baby attendants and they grow up with it with the kitten.

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Diana
And the baby ones are kind of like more playful.

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Karin
that's very interesting. So the baby fairy cat attendants are bestowed upon a kitten and they have a lot more fun.

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Diana
Yeah, Yeah, they have a lot more fun. Right.

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Karin
So does that kind of like, what happens? Like, a lot of times I feel like my cats, they tend to have a lot of fun till they're, like, three or four, and then they kind of chill out and they're happy to sleep all the time.

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Diana
Well, see, that's when the attendants also curl up their ... They don't want to play so much.

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Karin
Well, if they're not playing, what do they want to do? Why not play your whole life?

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Diana
Well, I don't know. Maybe they get tired or I think they get tired of playing the same things.

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Karin
Yeah, playing cat games is boring. In other words, strings and little mice.

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Diana
Yeah, maybe. Okay. They're saying that. They're saying that they would actually like it if they would be taught other things.

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Karin
And they mean the cat attendants or the cats.

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Diana
That the cat attendants, which, of course, is transferred on to the cats. I mean, they're they're in a more protective mode. The cat attendants, they're kind of like guardians. But we also want to ensure that the cats live like a happy and healthy life, too. So when the cat's growing up, it's not that playful anymore. The attendants, at least the ones I'm talking to, they're saying, maybe you should start thinking about kind of like doing something else with us, like communicating with us more on a more intellectual level.

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Karin
The cat attendants or the cat? Both. Both?

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Diana
Yeah, both. Because, I mean, whatever you're saying to the cat attentant is also. You're saying that to the cat. I mean, I had not thought about this before. I had thought that perhaps the cats I have you know, their interests are not that diverse. They are interested in food, they're interested in mice, they're interested in the outdoors, they're interested in birds, and that's it.

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Diana
But that's only my opinion. Right. But the cat attendants are saying that, well, maybe you should start thinking about actually communicating with your cats about things other than these basic, basic things that you think your cats are interested in.

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Karin
Well, I have two cats Ollie and Ellie. Sometimes you hear Ollie on the podcast or he's purring away. And Ellie would be curious, Ellie, to be very happy to be a cat, but she's a couple years younger than Ollie. Ollie is insistent that I have these more complex communications with them. He wants to go on walks in the morning with me.

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Karin
He's, you know, taps me every time he thinks I'm spending too much time doing something I shouldn't do. Or, you know, he's he's very interactive and he really wants to go through the consciousness shift. So I'm going through it together. And I'm just wondering if the cat attendants can explain a little bit why there would be such a difference in the two cats.

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Karin
And is there something specific that maybe the cat attendants could tell us on behalf of the cats or, you know, is it easier to communicate with the cat attendants? And maybe I'm asking too many questions.

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Diana
Well, okay, I've in certain cases, I found it easier to communicate with the cat. But you're talking about a difference between the two cats. Are you talking about your two cats?

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Karin
I'm talking about my two cats. But maybe that can be extrapolated to any cats.

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Diana
Okay. And so you're saying Ollie seems to be more and capability greater than what I see is like my cats, you know, who basically are interested in these cat things. And I don't think they're interested in anything else. But and the difference between Ollie, Ellie, is, is Ellie more like my cats or what I think my cats are.

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Karin
She seems to be very happy being a cat and doing cat things, obsessing over a string, chasing a little stuffed mouse around the house, catching a bird. Maybe it's because she's young, although she does come and sit with me every time I meditate. So I'm wondering if she's sensitive to that energy. But yes, I was wondering if we could maybe even ask this cat attendant, you know, what is his expectations?

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Diana
All these expectations are the cat attendants expectation?

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Karin
Well, I was probably one of the same. But there's Ollie, one always wants more communication from me, more interaction in my life. And then conversely, to ask Ellie's attendant, you know, does she just have fun doing what she wants or does she have a higher goal that I'm not addressing? Okay, So I guess the question would be posed to both of them.

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Diana
Right. So okay, I'm Ollie's attendant is saying, well, yeah, you know, you could you could interact with him further or even, you know, because it seems like he wants to have some kind of purpose. You know, this is what the attendant says. Must have some kind of purpose in your life. Okay, so whatever you can think of to.

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Diana
To think of things that he can do.

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Karin
Like, do laundry. I mean, I don't have any mice in my house, but I just. Yeah, I mean, I guess he can. I guess he's talking about on somewhat of a spiritual level. Not like chores around the house.

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Diana
No, no, no, no. We're not talking about chores around the house unless you can find a little mini vacuum cleaner and so he can push it around or a little mini dust, you know, dust rag or whatever.

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Karin
He's not the greatest duster. Too clumsy.

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Diana
okay.

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Karin
So he's talking about a spiritual level. On a spiritual.

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Diana
Level, spiritual or emotional, but not necessarily so mundane, everyday tasks.

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Karin
Right. Okay.

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Diana
Okay. That would enhance your life. Okay. This is what Ollie is interested in Now, Ellie's attendant, she's she's saying he she whatever is saying. Well, I'll just let her let her play for a while. That's what she wants, you know, time enough for other things, you know, when she grows up and then she'll let you know what she wants to do.

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Karin
Now, Ellie and Ollie used to play together a lot more than I do now. And sometimes that makes me really happy. Does that count. If I play with Ellie more, would that help?

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Diana
Would that help him achieve his goal?

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Karin
Yeah. No, It makes me really happy when they do that.

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Diana
if it makes him happy at the same time, Because he's not going to be doing something that only makes you happy.

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Karin
Well, I would assume playing with Ellie would make him happy. He's the one to ask for. Ellie.

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Diana
Well, yeah. There may be times when playing with Ellie would not make him happy, so.

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Karin
Okay, I have a whole nother set of questions for cat attendants in general. If a cat is not feeling well, does the cat attendant, can the cat attendant be helping facilitate feeling like, for instance, Ollie has sort of like an asthma condition? And can the cat attendant, like, assist in that? Does it assist in wellness or is it just and I guess I'm still not sure what the cat attendants do for the cat.

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Karin
Well, he said they protect him, but there's a whole lot of cats that get killed still.

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Diana
I go, Yeah, well, I mean, there's a whole lot of people that get killed, too, because, well.

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Karin
Well, a lot.

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Diana
Of other animals get killed. Also. Yeah. So they're saying that, yes, ideally, this is one of the things they would like to be doing. Okay. But it's dependent upon a host of host of things. And they can't do everything themselves for cats if their cat is is ill. Right. They cannot go ahead and strike. He'll kill the cat on their own.

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Diana
They need they need lots and lots and lots of help and direction, you know.

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Karin
And that would generally come from me like a cat. What do you call us? What are we supposed to be called? Like the cat owners? Cat masters. Cat cat servants.

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Diana
Okay. I think, you know, I mean, for sure they'd like to be colonists or servants employees. I was that.

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Karin
Cat employee where I pay to be your employee. That sounds like, I don't know, some kind of education penalty thing that forever or No, it's not the same as that. And you actually pay out of your pocket quite a bit of money sometimes. So if.

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Diana
You want.

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Karin
To serve a cat.

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Diana
of course, that's what we're here for.

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Karin
But they're here to serve us.

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Diana
Well, No, they don't. Not really.

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Karin
That's a misnomer.

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Diana
Yes, it is. And what's going on of a symbiotic relationship?

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Karin
Okay.

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Diana
It's not it's not one serving the other. You know more than both. Both are serving each other, like I said, symbiotic.

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Karin
But the money always flows one way.

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Diana
So forget about money for any company. They don't think in terms of money.

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Karin
Of course, I don't know. They're luxury. So would it be possible to ask a direct question to an attendant and get an answer on behalf of the cat? Like there? Are they communication facilitators or not?

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Diana
yes. Yeah. If you ask them to do that, yes, they are.

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Karin
All right.

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Diana
Between cats and between cats and their guardians, for lack of a better word. You know.

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Karin
So if I asked my cat attendant for Ollie, you know, Is there anything you want a cat attendant for me to know? I would have to actually ask that in order for that communication to happen. Ah, they just communicate automatically.

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Diana
Okay, so what exactly is the question you're asking? Do you have to ask the cat attendant.

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Karin
To.

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Diana
To tell you something.

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Karin
To.

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Diana
About Ollie, or will the cat attendant tell you you okay. If you want if you want constant information, okay. About anything that's changing with it with your cat, then you have to set this up as such with the cat attendant. And the cat, too.

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Karin
Okay.

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Diana
Because you can get communication from both of them. The cat and the cat attendants now sometimes have conflicting information also, at which point you have to decide who it is to believe.

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Karin
There's that whole discernment thing. So cat attendant story.

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Diana
But here's the thing. Okay. Yeah. I'd rather believe the cat attendant than the cat. Okay? Because a cat would be trying not intentionally to fool you, but or maybe intentionally also to fool you just because you know they like playing tricks.

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Karin
Okay. my goodness. So is there anything any message from Ollie to the cat attendant to me right now?

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Diana
No, no. Ali seems like whatever he has to say, he he just communicates directly to you, okay?

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Karin
And is in is not fooling me right now.

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Diana
Well, I don't know. He could be.

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Karin
Whatever he she doesn't have the message other than just leave her alone. Let her play it.

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Diana
So she's happy. He's happy.

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Karin
And so this is all cats everywhere in the world, right?

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Diana
I believe so.

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Karin
It is. It has cats that we're talking about or is it?

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Diana
no, it's all cats, right? The feral cats.

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Karin
Lions and tigers.

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Diana
Or. I don't know. Okay. I don't. I don't think so.

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Karin
Okay. So we're talking mostly like domesticated.

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Diana
This small or small, I think size got a great deal to do with this look.

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Karin
And what about what would you like to talk to the attendants of your cat? Curious. I mean, your cat.

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Diana
yeah. I mean, they're they're the ones that are actually telling me that I should be communicating on a higher level with my cats. I shouldn't be just assuming that they're they're satisfied with their with their. You know what? I'm calling cat activities. You know, they want more.

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Karin
Yeah. Diana has three cats. I only have two.

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Diana
Well, yeah. Okay. And the third one is a new cat, right? And yeah, she's got a cat attendant also. But and what I'm going to be working on now through the cat attendants too, is to have a harmonious relationship between all the cats in my household. And they're the cat attendants are telling me that yeah you know, they're they're working hard to bring this about, but it's kind of like, what's the word for it when you're roping in, when you're corralling, corralling cats?

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Karin
herding cats.

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Diana
Herding cats, right.

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Karin
Yeah. Yeah. The cat.

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Diana
Okay. So but the cat attendants that are presently now with this with these cats, they get along with each other, okay? And they want the cats to get along, too. So like I said, they're going to be working hard to make that happen.

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Karin
All right. Awesome.

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Diana
Yeah.

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Karin
Now, what about dogs? I mean, I don't want to throw this us into a curve, but the dogs have a tendency to.

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Diana
Yeah, it looks like they do similar. Similar kind because we can different costumes. I can't tell you what it is at the moment, but I just know it's different. It's not like the cat in the costume, but they're functionaries just kind of like similar.

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Karin
Very good. Is there a collective consciousness between the cat cat fairies that has a message for us?

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Diana
Yeah, we do have a collective consciousness because they're not really individuals, just like some are fairies. They don't have individual names.

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Karin
The way I thought they were, like, named after the cat that they're.

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Diana
Yes, exactly. They're named after the cat. Individual names apart from the cat, because they're they're closely tied to their to the cat. And so so once they're there, their role disappears. And in that the cat passes on, they they kind of like merge back into a collective state of being until they're assigned a new a new job or a new role.

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Diana
And like I said, it doesn't have to be a cat opportunity.

00;22;18;15 - 00;22;27;06
Karin
But do they have a global message for us or, you know, just like, what is it that they would like us to know about cats? Or is that not something that they think,

00;22;27;08 - 00;22;50;01
Diana
They want us to know that just like with all other animals we should be treating cats with as so we're like entities that have consciousnesses and they're not just complete playthings for us. We don't own them. They've got their own minds and their own their own lives to live and their own experiences.

00;22;50;06 - 00;22;52;20
Karin
What anybody knows, a cat can see that.

00;22;52;20 - 00;22;55;03
Diana
Yeah, but they're saying all animals are like this.

00;22;55;03 - 00;22;55;19
Karin
Yeah.

00;22;55;19 - 00;23;04;02
Diana
So the cat or two, we should be conscious of that. Of all animals. Yeah. Even those the ones that we eat for food.

00;23;04;02 - 00;23;06;03
Karin
Like the fishes in the sea.

00;23;06;05 - 00;23;11;04
Diana
Well, yeah, fishes in the sea and various other animals does that.

00;23;11;04 - 00;23;23;14
Karin
But kind of this question may be really random, but is there a reason why most of the world has agreed not to eat cats to the fairies? The fairies have an answer. Is that for a different.

00;23;23;16 - 00;23;37;09
Diana
Well, okay. So they're saying that the basic reason that most of the world has agreed not to eat cats is because humans find them useful. You know?

00;23;37;11 - 00;23;40;06
Karin
And to hear that, Ollie, we find you useful.

00;23;40;09 - 00;23;50;06
Diana
Yeah. In terms of killing rats and mice to make our food supply the human food supply is way more sound.

00;23;50;08 - 00;23;52;20
Karin
That's a pretty basic use.

00;23;52;20 - 00;23;54;14
Diana
What about. And then companionship.

00;23;54;14 - 00;24;21;27
Karin
Companionship. So in bringing so that I read once about the consciousness or the vibration of a pet really adding to your life like we talked in the last podcast about the energy of the art adding to your life in the room and a cat vibration or a dog really could apply to any pet but a cat or dog when a cat's purring or a dog is wagging his tail, it's it's in a very high vibrating state.

00;24;21;28 - 00;24;37;03
Karin
And so beyond the mice and companionship, they actually can possibly lift the energy of a household, to my understanding. And I wonder if the fairies can speak to that.

00;24;37;21 - 00;25;07;11
Diana
yeah, definitely. I mean, they but it's it's kind of like they just they can't make any blanket statements about this because basically between it's very it's very individual and personal in terms of how one cat the relationship of one cat to one or two humans. Okay it could within the same household, it could be completely different. One cat could have a different relationship to one person in that household.

00;25;07;18 - 00;25;11;21
Diana
That same cat could have a completely different relationship to another person.

00;25;11;26 - 00;25;17;13
Karin
So it can lift the energy of one and not even affect the other one. Right. Or even bring it down.

00;25;17;20 - 00;25;58;09
Diana
Yeah, exactly. You know, it's that's all I can say about that, because they're just because it's so individualistic and it could be because also, you know cats and and the humans relate to have been in past lives together, you know I mean they don't necessarily remember it, but at some level they do, you know. So what I mean like my husband, we had a brother, sister cat and the sister cat passed away last year and my husband and this the cat that passed away whose name was Gremlin in May and I can't.

00;25;58;11 - 00;26;28;08
Diana
Incredible relationship is like this. I mean, I didn't have that same relationship with Gremlin and it's like on some level they were like really spiritually connected and I don't Okay, I guess Gremlins' cat attendant is gone because Gremlin is has passed away. But I mean, I guess I could ask her, right, with respect to what kind of relationship she had with my husband previously.

00;26;28;08 - 00;26;30;12
Diana
Yeah, sure. That's but that's kind of like another.

00;26;30;24 - 00;26;31;04
Karin
another.

00;26;31;04 - 00;26;33;26
Diana
Thing. Another thing. Or I'd have to do something else.

00;26;34;03 - 00;26;46;19
Karin
Okay, but back to the fairies. The cat attendant fairies? Is there anything else? The cat attendant fairies would like us to know about them that we haven't covered yet?

00;26;46;22 - 00;26;59;08
Diana
Well, in that they're, you know, they may appear kind of staid and kind of like, what's the word for it? I'm not very sociable because they're not they don't really talk all that much.

00;26;59;10 - 00;27;00;23
Karin
The character, the cat attendants, the.

00;27;00;23 - 00;27;01;01
Diana
Cat.

00;27;01;01 - 00;27;02;07
Karin
Attendants, even amongst.

00;27;02;07 - 00;27;33;21
Diana
Themselves or to us in here. So they don't want us to think that they're they're like not fun or not sociable or not caring. But they are really, you know, but that's just the nature of them. And the nature of their role is that they're there for their cats to to protect them, to facilitate communication and to ensure their happiness and health, which they try to do to their utmost capabilities.

00;27;33;25 - 00;27;58;24
Karin
See what happens. Like I've had a number of cats over the years that have actually gotten run over. See and I've gotten to the point where I really don't let the cats outside anymore. I finally have just given up. Even though Ollie and Ellie love a little time in the backyard, in the in the morning times, how does that happen where the cat attendants let them run out onto the street?

00;27;58;29 - 00;28;22;23
Diana
Well, see, this this is this is a thing the cat attendants need lots of help in that they cannot really stop a cat from doing what the cat wants to do. Okay. They don't have that capability. You know, they don't even have a capability unless they're kind of like really, really evolved of sending any kind of message to the cat guardian saying, you know, better watch out.

00;28;22;26 - 00;28;59;28
Diana
You know, your cat's wandering around in the street. You know, they may get hit by a car. So what the cat attendants are hoping is that this kind of like network of I was going to say, almost constant communication is there between them and the cat guardians to ensure that the cats don't do anything stupid and that they get, you know, that cats are really good at hiding their illnesses, you know, So cats attendants are try to give the guardians.

00;28;59;28 - 00;29;04;09
Diana
So like little hints of what's going on, if there's something going on with the cat.

00;29;04;14 - 00;29;13;07
Karin
Okay. Interesting to the cat attendant various know the cat diva.

00;29;13;10 - 00;29;34;25
Diana
They know of her just not not by not personally. Right. They know there's like like, there's the cat diva. Okay so what are they saying? They're saying that it doesn't really have that much the cat diva doesn't really have that much relevance to what they do every day here. You know what I think I'm going to do?

00;29;34;26 - 00;30;36;06
Diana
Going I'm going to ask my cat attendants and also the cats what kinds of things they feel they should be doing here. I mean, do they have specific roles to play that aren't being fulfilled yet? Because I'm kind of like reminded of a cat. I'm not No, not a cat, a dog that the animal communicator I have worked with has had two who had passed on and apparently, you know, in in in this dog's afterlife, her dog is has the role of so like showing newcomers the ropes, instructing them on guiding them on what to do after they've passed on.

00;30;36;08 - 00;30;39;25
Diana
So yeah, that's that's the dog's role now.

00;30;39;27 - 00;30;42;04
Karin
But but the dog has passed times.

00;30;42;04 - 00;30;47;20
Diana
If dog has passed on. Yes. So he's working with other animals that have passed on.

00;30;47;20 - 00;30;54;17
Karin
So do you want to ask your cats right now? Can you ask them right now or do you have to ask them later? Cats and cat fairies?

00;30;54;20 - 00;30;56;08
Diana
I think I'm going to ask them later.

00;30;56;11 - 00;30;58;22
Karin
Okay. I will need a report back.

00;30;58;23 - 00;31;07;23
Diana
Yeah. This is rather an invalid question because I don't think they've ever asked this of themselves before.

00;31;07;25 - 00;31;19;28
Karin
Well, that's the beginning, I guess, of a more complex life. It's just having the opportunity to ask, well, what would I do given the facilitation to do that.

00;31;20;00 - 00;31;49;04
Diana
Right? Yeah. Okay. So the cat attendants, though, they do interact with the plant fairies and the outdoor fairies, at least the ones in my house and backyard. So. Yeah. So I mean, they're pointing out so like plants for my cats to eat and.

00;31;49;06 - 00;31;50;21
Karin
The plant fairies are or the cat.

00;31;50;27 - 00;32;01;22
Diana
The plant fairies are right. And I think sometimes maybe they play tricks on them saying they should maybe eat a certain plant which causes them to throw up.

00;32;02;16 - 00;32;12;15
Karin
yeah. So does that happen in my house? Because I got several plants here. That Ollie in particular likes to eat and then throw up.

00;32;12;18 - 00;32;31;25
Diana
Well, okay, this is the thing. There's a difference in attitude between the cat attendants and the plant fairies. Cat attendants would never, ever, ever do that to their cats. They wouldn't point them to plants to eat just to see them throw up. But plant fairies would do that.

00;32;32;00 - 00;32;33;19
Karin
I see. I see.

00;32;33;25 - 00;32;37;21
Diana
Nothing there. Mean they're just being playful. Okay.

00;32;37;24 - 00;32;47;09
Karin
So I have a question about the plant fairies. Are they in indoor plants or just in your house? And.

00;32;47;11 - 00;33;00;20
Diana
Well, this is hard to say because basically I just see them on one plant in my house. just the big plant. And, I don't know, they're. They're climbing around, hiding behind the leaves and stuff like that.

00;33;00;23 - 00;33;02;29
Karin
What kind of plant is it?

00;33;03;02 - 00;33;04;17
Diana
I don't know.

00;33;04;20 - 00;33;06;12
Karin
Well, like a fern or.

00;33;06;14 - 00;33;12;25
Diana
No, it's not a fern. And the leaves are not, like, long and narrow. The leaves are kind of like.

00;33;12;28 - 00;33;13;15
Karin
Heart shaped.

00;33;13;15 - 00;33;29;22
Diana
Heart shaped and medium sized, you know? And the plant is quite big, so there's plenty of room for these fairies to go climbing around and sitting on the leaves and stuff like that. They they like doing that too.

00;33;29;22 - 00;33;33;27
Karin
I have plant fairies on my lemon tree over there.

00;33;34;09 - 00;33;39;22
Diana
yeah, you do? Yeah. It's very dear. Much smaller. You're actually about two or three inches high.

00;33;39;22 - 00;33;43;20
Karin
It seems like I have smaller fairies in general in my house.

00;33;43;22 - 00;33;49;09
Diana
Yeah. I mean, the rapellers were smaller because. Because of all their activities.

00;33;49;11 - 00;33;57;04
Karin
What about my fern upstairs? I have a big, huge fern that varies, and that seems like a great place to hide.

00;33;57;05 - 00;34;05;01
Diana
Yeah, there are. And they're similar to the ones the smaller ones here, except they're a little bit bigger. It's a little bit taller.

00;34;05;03 - 00;34;09;23
Karin
So fairies can be very specific in size to the plant that they're.

00;34;09;25 - 00;34;18;10
Diana
Yes. And but they could be the same kind of fairy right in that. But and only difference is their size.

00;34;18;12 - 00;34;20;04
Karin
About how many fairies are there.

00;34;20;05 - 00;34;21;05
Diana
Plants or you just.

00;34;21;05 - 00;34;24;17
Karin
No, no, no fairies like in that lemon tree over there.

00;34;25;12 - 00;34;27;22
Diana
I know. I was going to say maybe like, 20.

00;34;27;22 - 00;34;29;21
Karin
Wow. That's a lot. I know.

00;34;29;23 - 00;34;30;11
Diana
This is.

00;34;30;14 - 00;34;42;25
Karin
Yeah, that's a lot of fairies just hanging up there. They Now, that tree, that particular tree goes inside in the winter and outside in the summer. So are they happy about that?

00;34;43;06 - 00;34;47;07
Diana
they love that. Yeah. They don't like being called truants.

00;34;47;09 - 00;34;53;26
Karin
So they're happy to come in in the winter. yeah, for sure. For sure. What about this palm tree?

00;34;53;29 - 00;34;57;09
Diana
Yeah. Yes, there's some there too. Not as many.

00;34;57;11 - 00;34;57;26
Karin
Okay.

00;34;57;27 - 00;35;00;18
Diana
Like it's going to say five or six.

00;35;00;23 - 00;35;05;27
Karin
All right. It's a little bit small right now because I cut some leaves, quite a few leaves off of it recently.

00;35;06;01 - 00;35;16;16
Diana
Yeah. I think some of the fairies and got a little bit disgusted with me because some of my indoor plants, I don't I don't water all that much.

00;35;17;17 - 00;35;19;05
Karin
so they like healthier plants.

00;35;19;05 - 00;35;35;26
Diana
Well yeah, of course they're like healthier plants, you know. Yeah. And since they, their role is kind of like the cat attendant in that. They're there to ensure the well-being of the plant. Right. Protect the plant.

00;35;35;27 - 00;35;37;23
Karin
Now, do they do that energetically?

00;35;37;26 - 00;35;41;24
Diana
Yeah. They make the person who's not taking care of the plant feel bad.

00;35;41;27 - 00;35;46;07
Karin
You know, the guilt pangs of not. What are your plans on time comes from the fairies.

00;35;46;13 - 00;35;56;06
Diana
Yes, yes, yes. I mean, they wish they can do more like something physical, actually, but they can't, like, make you trip. well you.

00;35;56;08 - 00;35;59;22
Karin
Must about doing that to save water. What are those saying. Plant.

00;35;59;23 - 00;36;11;12
Diana
Right. I mean they could kind of in that they can sort like make a smaller thing and move that would hit a larger thing that within you but you'll make to do that.

00;36;11;12 - 00;36;13;19
Karin
Yeah so they're generally nice fairies.

00;36;13;25 - 00;36;23;17
Diana
Yeah but like I said they're, they're they're, they're role in their own for their, for their lifetimes and the plant's lifetime is to actually help the plant.

00;36;23;20 - 00;36;29;14
Karin
Now do they hop off and get onto another house plant when that plant dies.

00;36;29;16 - 00;36;45;06
Diana
Yeah. It's kind of like with the cat attendants, they go back to the whatever virtual virtual area which has the the plant fairy collective consciousness in there. And then they're kind of like.

00;36;45;08 - 00;36;50;15
Karin
Now are some environments in homes that fairies are even happier in.

00;36;51;05 - 00;36;57;19
Diana
yeah, they love homes which are kind of like have a greenhouse like quality to though.

00;36;58;10 - 00;37;00;21
Karin
nice.

00;37;00;23 - 00;37;10;14
Diana
Yeah, I'm in that, you know, all the plants are well cared for. The humidity is great. I mean, whatever that plant needs is there. That's their dream. Just a dream.

00;37;10;14 - 00;37;20;24
Karin
Home. So if I or anyone had a greenhouse, the fairies would be overjoyed. Yeah, but there would be tons of them.

00;37;20;27 - 00;37;28;12
Diana
Not necessarily tons, because every plant only has as many as many fairies as it needs to take care of.

00;37;28;13 - 00;37;31;24
Karin
But still, it'd be a lot a lot of fairies, because they'd be happy.

00;37;31;24 - 00;37;55;14
Diana
They'd be happy. Right? But if you go by my way of thinking right, so like, or my way of analyzing the number of fairies, you'd think that perhaps a plant that isn't doing well would have more fairies because it would need more fairies to take care of it. But that's not really the case. You know, each plant comes with a set number of fairies and it doesn't really change over the course of the lifetime.

00;37;55;18 - 00;38;11;29
Karin
No, We talked last week about the house fairies helping to keep the energy clean. Prevailing wisdom has it that plants help keep the air and clean in the house so the plant fairies in some way be assisting that whole process.

00;38;12;00 - 00;38;14;18
Diana
Yes. Yes. So they work together.

00;38;14;18 - 00;38;15;20
Karin
Simultaneously with.

00;38;15;20 - 00;38;34;14
Diana
House generally, they're working together on exactly that. So that's that's one of the reasons they try to keep the plants healthy and one of the reasons why they can't make it. Disgruntled with their owners, the plants, they don't really give them the care they need. Yeah, I'll bet.

00;38;34;16 - 00;38;40;05
Karin
So I was thinking that your plant in your house might be a philodendron and or something like a large.

00;38;40;05 - 00;38;45;20
Diana
But No, no, I don't think it is because I'm pretty sure philodendron leaves are toxic to cats.

00;38;46;02 - 00;38;48;19
Karin
and you only have cat plants in the house that cats can eat.

00;38;48;19 - 00;39;18;25
Diana
Well, that are nontoxic, Right. So yeah. And so which brings me to another point which, which the plant fairies want me to talk about. I'm not quite sure. Why is that? They think it's really important for the plant fairies. I think it's really important for cats to eat grass. Okay, It is What? It's really important. So either you pick grass from outside or let your cats outside to eat grass or grow grass.

00;39;18;28 - 00;39;21;25
Karin
Is there a particular kind of grass?

00;39;21;28 - 00;39;26;08
Diana
Yeah, well, grass has not been treated with any fertilizers. That would not be. Get it?

00;39;26;09 - 00;39;27;16
Karin
That's not a type of grass.

00;39;27;21 - 00;39;34;26
Diana
No, it's not a grass. They're they're saying, well, you know, just what we think of as regular grass.

00;39;34;28 - 00;39;37;12
Karin
All right, that's fine. There's probably a lot of variety.

00;39;37;14 - 00;39;54;08
Diana
Though, although I do buy. Right. I do buy oat grass and wheat grass, and that doesn't quite look like the regular grass that you see growing on your lawn or in your backyard or on the on the green spaces. Right. The sidewalk.

00;39;54;11 - 00;40;00;19
Karin
But ah, the plant grow plant fairy is saying that that's the best grass to I mean that's a good grass for the cats.

00;40;00;21 - 00;40;02;02
Diana
No they're saying all grasses.

00;40;02;08 - 00;40;03;10
Karin
Okay. All grasses.

00;40;03;16 - 00;40;17;20
Diana
All grass is good. And they were I mean they're they're really insistent upon this that and they want the car attendants to know that, yeah, cats should be in the grass.

00;40;17;23 - 00;40;26;29
Karin
All right. I do that for my cats. Go out and pick some nice weedy grass from the alley, Bring it in. They have a blast with it down.

00;40;27;00 - 00;40;28;11
Diana
Yes, yes.

00;40;28;14 - 00;40;35;11
Karin
Yeah, Not year round, but you can actually find little sprays of grass growing pretty early and pretty almost year round out there.

00;40;35;11 - 00;40;35;23
Diana
Right.

00;40;35;23 - 00;40;50;22
Karin
But I guess some areas be easier than others. In fact, I notice sometimes that the grass in wintertime up in the northern areas of the United States can be very, very green, super bright, and go out and just grab some and beat it to them lawn grass and stuff.

00;40;50;24 - 00;40;54;00
Diana
In in places where it's below freezing.

00;40;54;03 - 00;41;10;17
Karin
Well, grass I grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania, and our grass there would sometimes get covered by snow, but when the snow melted, it was green as could be. So yes, you could access it year round, if you recall, to do so.

00;41;10;19 - 00;41;12;05
Diana
Okay.

00;41;12;08 - 00;41;29;26
Karin
So that was my experience in the South. It seems like it's a little different types of grass they plant and they can get scorched out by the sun and and destroyed by the winter. But even even so, you can you can find green green grass and the weeds in the weeds year round down here.

00;41;29;29 - 00;41;34;07
Diana
Right. So that that's one of the things that the plant fairies wanted to say.

00;41;34;08 - 00;41;34;24
Karin
Okay, the.

00;41;34;24 - 00;41;36;00
Diana
Importance of grass.

00;41;36;00 - 00;41;39;06
Karin
Now, the plant varies inside the same as the plant varies outside.

00;41;39;06 - 00;41;39;14
Diana
They're

00;41;39;14 - 00;41;45;01
Karin
Cousins, their cousins, and our garden fairies are cousins as well then.

00;41;45;03 - 00;41;47;15
Diana
Yes, yes, they're cousins. They're all cousins.

00;41;47;15 - 00;41;48;08
Karin
They're all cousins.

00;41;48;08 - 00;41;49;11
Diana
So one big family.

00;41;49;11 - 00;41;55;28
Karin
So. And the backyard and the front yards. If they have trees and they have plant fairies.

00;41;58;00 - 00;41;59;19
Diana
there's tree fairies too. You know.

00;41;59;20 - 00;42;09;22
Karin
Tree fairies. All right. Well, if you have like flowers or flower fairies, you know, they're probably well, this could go on and on. Right? There's a lot of different kinds of fairies.

00;42;09;22 - 00;42;29;13
Diana
That's right. That's right. There are. And they're saying that it's not necessarily they're not necessarily different types of fairies, even though they're attached to different plant plant beings. They're they're all related. But the main difference is their size.

00;42;29;16 - 00;42;31;27
Karin
Yeah. their size changes with the plant.

00;42;31;28 - 00;42;54;25
Diana
That's right. So you can have some like a plant fairy who is say two. Okay. So like a small that's out of your lemon tree there. Right. Two or three inches. Right. You know, maybe one day this plant for instance. Sure. Her, him or herself. Okay. You want to be something else. And so they decide, okay, I'm going to be an outside fairy and I want to be a tree fairy.

00;42;54;29 - 00;42;58;17
Diana
So they grow a little bit bigger and they go outside and become a tree fairy.

00;42;58;22 - 00;43;02;14
Karin
Okay, Do these plant fairies walk outside or do they have wings? Do they.

00;43;02;14 - 00;43;03;24
Diana
Fly? they fly around.

00;43;04;02 - 00;43;05;26
Karin
they all have wings or capacity.

00;43;05;26 - 00;43;09;15
Diana
No, no. Okay. They can walk around, but they also fly around to.

00;43;09;22 - 00;43;11;15
Karin
Do their wings. So they just fly around.

00;43;11;15 - 00;43;14;15
Diana
Well, are you saying do they need wings to fly around?

00;43;14;15 - 00;43;16;11
Karin
Yes. That's another way of phrasing it.

00;43;16;11 - 00;43;28;28
Diana
Okay. I don't know. They're saying, okay, you you you may see our wings or you may not, but whether or not you see them, it doesn't really matter because. We can still fly.

00;43;29;03 - 00;43;58;06
Karin
So when I'm taking pictures, a lot of times I use a macro lens I'm working with. A lot of times with flowers. Sometimes with just plants. And I feel like I'm taking pictures of fairy habitats and fairies, but they're always show up as like little glowing spots of light or fuzzy spots. You know, it's like a blur or you capture a blur or a, you know, a special glow or something that looks like a portal light.

00;43;58;06 - 00;44;13;02
Karin
There might be a fairy habitat down there. And that's what my camera captures. And I feel like that's what they are. And I'm just wondering when I'm photographing a plant and I capture something like that, is that a fairy or fairy habitat?

00;44;13;04 - 00;44;15;24
Diana
They're saying yes. In most cases it is.

00;44;15;29 - 00;44;19;18
Karin
So occasionally I get it wrong, but sometimes I get it right.

00;44;19;20 - 00;44;41;16
Diana
Right? Yeah. And what they're okay, what they're saying is that whatever your camera captures, that's what you yourself are seeing. So what they're seeing kind of, kind of what they're seeing. Right. Or they're also saying that the camera can only capture so much.

00;44;41;18 - 00;44;47;07
Karin
Because it's not multi-dimensional enough. Is that why why can I capture the light in the spaces?

00;44;47;08 - 00;44;57;28
Diana
Cameras are designed for the 3D world. I don't know if there's any any kind of camera like apparatus has been invented to capture things.

00;44;58;00 - 00;45;00;04
Karin
When I'm on a more multidimensional.

00;45;00;04 - 00;45;03;00
Diana
Level. Yeah, well, they don't know that either, you know?

00;45;03;02 - 00;45;07;11
Karin
Well, there are cameras that claim to capture or dress her.

00;45;07;14 - 00;45;07;24
Diana
Right.

00;45;07;26 - 00;45;17;26
Karin
But again, that's just capturing energy. Light and energy. Not really. Yeah, not really that much different than what I'm doing, but. But it is able to.

00;45;17;28 - 00;45;43;17
Diana
But you also have to remember that whatever energy or and that is in the flower fairy, somehow it gets okay it's not only reflected as is is what you see what you were seeing on in your photograph was what you thought were fairies. But also the energy kind of like infuses the whole picture. Does that make sense?

00;45;43;17 - 00;45;48;18
Karin
Yeah. So the energy infuses the picture, and then that energy stays with the picture.

00;45;48;18 - 00;45;52;12
Diana
Yeah, it stays with the pictures they captured in time.

00;45;52;14 - 00;46;06;05
Karin
And so pretty much every time I take a picture of a plant or a flower, I'm capturing, not every time I take a picture, but every time I feel like I've captured this very energy. I have to a certain degree.

00;46;06;10 - 00;46;37;07
Diana
Yes, you have. You have captured it point in time. And and this is, I guess, kind of interesting because I hope this doesn't contradict what I said earlier in the previous podcast, but it seems like this is what you're telling me now. Like whoever is looking at that photograph can feel that energy. And so like if if it does something positive to the viewer, then the viewer enhances that energy.

00;46;37;12 - 00;46;41;03
Diana
But not not necessarily with the photograph.

00;46;41;08 - 00;46;50;00
Karin
You said that was the art, but we're talking about that. Yeah, most of the work I'm talking about now is the capturing of the the plants. Right.

00;46;50;02 - 00;46;55;02
Diana
And so it enhances the energy of the actual flower fairy in the plant.

00;46;55;07 - 00;46;57;08
Karin
Not the photograph, but the flower fairies.

00;46;57;10 - 00;47;01;26
Diana
Right. So even though the flower may be dead by that point, you know.

00;47;02;03 - 00;47;07;25
Karin
Yes, most likely it's dead, but the flower fairy then. Well, there's a.

00;47;07;27 - 00;47;25;06
Diana
You have to understand also that the energy, like when say, the cat see a cat passes on the cat attendant, it goes off into the collective. I mean, their energy never dies right there and you still there. It just gets transmuted into a different kind of role.

00;47;25;08 - 00;47;48;09
Karin
So this brings me to another question about the plants then and the plant fairies. It is as I watch plants bloom, I'm particularly interested in flowers and the energy they give off. I just have the first question is, are there fairies that are different in flowering plants versus green plants like in the in the flowers themselves?

00;47;48;27 - 00;47;50;05
Diana
yeah, there are.

00;47;50;07 - 00;48;27;27
Karin
And a lot of flowers have the propensity to bloom at the same time. Like, I don't know, you know, it's daisies season and daisies are blooming all the earth at the same time forming these huge grids, sort of, in my understanding, big energetic grids and these fairies that are all with these sort of possible daisies are are they part of this grid, this energetic grid that surrounds the earth, you know, or or are they not that involved in like something as simple as a daisy who might, you know, one stalk at some bloom and it's gone.

00;48;28;05 - 00;48;52;15
Diana
no. They're involved. Right. Except, you know, this like, if you think of most flowers, most flower is actually smaller than the plants that they're a part of, Right? So the flower fairies would be kind of like really tiny, but it's a tinyness of themselves that actually makes for their power because each flower is got a tiny fairy.

00;48;52;17 - 00;48;57;11
Diana
And if there's if one plant has lots of flowers, that means there's lots of tiny fairies.

00;48;57;16 - 00;49;20;07
Karin
That's very interesting. So if there's the the grid can be within the plant itself because there's lots of fairies in that plant blooming at once on a little blooms. And then if you have grids around the world of flowers blooming, so is any like amplification of that energy by these grids or by like having a bunch of fairies and flowers bloom at once?

00;49;20;09 - 00;49;46;14
Diana
Yeah. There's. Okay. It's kind of like an ebb and flow, right? There's certain seasons when the flowers or particular plants will bloom. And that's why I, like, not actually blooms at the same time. And, and there's different seasons around, around the world also. So it's, it's you're talking about increasing in amplification or just.

00;49;46;17 - 00;49;51;14
Karin
Well to have so many things bloom at once there's a little amplification but.

00;49;51;16 - 00;49;56;05
Diana
But then then the the blooms fade away and so the energy rate.

00;49;56;12 - 00;49;57;01
Karin
Goes down.

00;49;57;01 - 00;49;57;28
Diana
Dies down.

00;49;57;28 - 00;50;05;02
Karin
But it must leave something behind. A residual lifting of the energy in this world or not.

00;50;05;04 - 00;50;09;01
Diana
They like to think so. I think so, yeah. Yeah, yeah.

00;50;09;03 - 00;50;10;00
Karin
Very interesting.

00;50;10;00 - 00;50;22;29
Diana
Because there's literally I mean, it's like trillions of flowers blooming at any 1.3 or more than trillions. Yeah. So I mean, something is definitely happening.

00;50;23;04 - 00;50;36;20
Karin
So back to houseplants for just a second or maybe just to kind of wrap up, is there something that the houseplant fairies would like us humans to know?

00;50;36;21 - 00;50;59;20
Diana
Be good to your plants? Those both inside and outside, talk to them, communicate in other ways, send good energy out to them. They're your friends. We're your friends. Meaning they're okay. They're telling me we're your friends. And if you grow things like herbs or vegetables, A, they want to be eaten to go.

00;50;59;24 - 00;51;01;18
Karin
Go ahead and eat them. If you grow.

00;51;01;20 - 00;51;05;02
Diana
Worse, eat them if you grow and you can.

00;51;05;02 - 00;51;13;11
Karin
Fairies actually increase the energetic value of the plants that you're eating. Like, you know, if there's a.

00;51;13;19 - 00;51;14;26
Diana
yeah, sure.

00;51;15;02 - 00;51;19;12
Karin
You know what would you fairies around? A carrot is going to be a much higher vibrating carrot.

00;51;19;18 - 00;51;33;22
Diana
Yeah. And well, okay, you're not going to get a whole bunch of fairies around a carrot. I mean, you're going to get one fairy, right? You can't like, there's not going to be more. You can't make more fairies per carrot.

00;51;33;24 - 00;51;34;09
Karin
So it'd be like.

00;51;34;09 - 00;51;36;29
Diana
Fairies just to increase vibration.

00;51;37;01 - 00;51;38;21
Karin
But you could ease off now.

00;51;38;22 - 00;51;41;26
Diana
But you can make the fairy have the existing fairies happier.

00;51;42;01 - 00;51;42;28
Karin
Okay.

00;51;43;00 - 00;51;47;07
Diana
Okay. But like. And how do you think. How do you make them happier?

00;51;47;11 - 00;51;51;17
Karin
Yeah. Do they like little garden ornaments?

00;51;51;19 - 00;52;30;07
Diana
Yes. okay. No. Depends. Right. You know, I mean, depending upon circumstances, they do like to be eaten by some some of these eaters. They kind of like view as pests. You kind of write like birds or they will pick up the seeds of squirrels. Chipmunks. Well, okay, you don't really you miss pests, right? Because they're existing with them, but they feel that sometimes the birds and squirrels are not actually treating them very nicely.

00;52;30;09 - 00;52;38;25
Karin
Okay. Like I know from experience of growing lots of vegetables that sometimes a squirrel will come and take one bite out of a cucumber.

00;52;38;27 - 00;52;46;09
Diana
Yes, I know. And I hate that they hate the plant. Fairies hate that.

00;52;46;11 - 00;52;46;15
Karin
Know.

00;52;46;19 - 00;52;48;18
Diana
That's why they're saying they're pests.

00;52;49;20 - 00;52;54;09
Karin
That's interesting. Is there any last messages.

00;52;54;11 - 00;52;56;23
Diana
Or last messages from the plant fairies or.

00;52;56;24 - 00;52;58;29
Karin
Last few messages?

00;52;59;01 - 00;53;14;10
Diana
Well, we're all out there. We're in the plants, we're in the trees, we're in the flowers, we're in the soil. And notice us. Communicate your gratitude to us in some way and we will do the same to you. So.

00;53;14;13 - 00;53;27;25
Karin
All right. Thank you, plant fairies. And thank you care attendant fairies and a little nod to the dog attendant fairies we didn't really talk to, but I'm assuming they're going to be similar to the cat fairies and what they do.

00;53;27;29 - 00;53;28;25
Diana
Yeah.

00;53;28;27 - 00;53;34;16
Karin
And and I think we have a few more fairies on standby for next podcast.

00;53;34;20 - 00;54;03;13
Diana
Yes, we do. Okay, We have some of the fairies in my house, which are a little bit different than the rapelling fairies and Karins house fairies. Although I seem to see some rapelling fairies in my house also. But there's also the house gnomes that are in a non, a non or a country, a house in the country actually on Chincoteague.

00;54;03;13 - 00;54;08;10
Diana
So and they seem to be quite different than than the fairies that we've talked about already.

00;54;08;12 - 00;54;09;02
Karin
All right. And that.

00;54;09;02 - 00;54;10;03
Diana
We've talked this.

00;54;10;05 - 00;54;13;24
Karin
Sounds cool. I can't wait. Thank you, Diana.

00;54;13;27 - 00;54;16;27
Diana
Thank you, Karin. Yes, thank you. Fairies.

00;54;17;03 - 00;54;27;09
Karin
Yes, thank you, fairies. That's all for this episode of the 1 to 9 podcast. Thank you for listening and please sign up for our newsletter at 1to9Podcast.com.