Go away and let me sleep: My cat was not amused by this experiment!
Have you ever stared at your sleeping cat and they have
immediately woken up? Many animal owners report this happens far too frequently
to be a coincidence.
Dr Rupert Sheldrake, a telepathy expert, has compiled more
than 240 cases from the UK, Europe, Canada and
the US that suggest sleeping humans and animals are frequently aware of when
they are being watched.
Dr Sheldrake said: “My working hypothesis is that this has something to do with the weak electromagnetic field that surrounds each of us. Our bodies, especially our brains, generate electricity, and that creates a magnetic field which – if my theory is correct – registers a disturbance when people look at us.
He says people can test this for themselves by setting up a video to film a pet while it sleeps, ignoring it for a while, then staring at it.
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Perhaps the act of looking emits a sound that cats can hear.
ReplyDeleteThis is Birgit…I just tried this on my one cat…she kept sleeping. I know this does happen because, with my other pussy cat, she always would wake and stare at me.
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