Do animals have souls? Do kittens have whiskers? Do little furry dinners run really fast when you're chasing them? Are slobberdogs annoying? The answers are self-evident. Why do people ask questions that we animals already know simply by living and breathing? "It's not what you look at that matters; it's what you see." (Henry David Thoreau) Reality is everywhere, and the underlying basis is there for those of us who are perceptive. The legendary cat Feisty (known as Daughter to her loyal servants) stared into space at nothing for extended periods, according to human observers. But Daughter saw what was truly there. You can, too. Just open yourselves to what is happening right now. Because, after all, isn't it always now?
Cauli Le Chat
MPL Roving Reporter
Philosophical News Beat
