When I took this video, Mágico had just appeared a few days before. We were living in Baja, Mexico. This little being was comfortable in our home right away and we loved the energy that he brought to our world.
He was so little when he came, we called him the pocket cat. Funny enough, we thought he was a girl and named him “Mágica.” You can hear me say that at the end of the video clip. Within a few weeks, we realized… we were wrong! What a playful little boy we had on our hands. He would have so much fun, sprinting around the house like this at least once a day for all of his life, even until his final day. We called these moments, “the willies.” He would get the willies and meow, jump, slide around the house, hiding, and running from one spot to another. He was our little ball of light and energy.
We just love this about him. He regularly inspired us to get off our computers, play with him, and run around the house like children. Such sweet vibrant energy, and we embraced it. It was so good for me and Jon. This would last about 10-20 minutes and then he would find a cozy little spot to sleep so soundly after. This was the flow of our magic kitten. What a little cutie.
For the whole of his life, this sweet boy encouraged us to play, to be more adventurous and to be more curious. He would literally come into a room, meow at us, lay on our computers, nudge our phones in our hands out of view, and sweetly interrupt us with an energy communicating, “come play with me!” “get off your devices!” “get up!” “come enjoy life!” This was one of his many teachings of love for us. Love for life. Love for play. Love for nature. Love for togetherness.
We continue to feel this playful spirit when communicating with him and we say, “Magico, my love. You are doing great. Keep going towards the light. You are a light being and you are doing such a good job in this transition of death. Use your abundant energy to guide you. We know you went right back to God when you took your last breath. We know you are playing there in the light now.”
We miss you and we love you, sweet boy!
—Mom and Dad
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