You have told us that dogs and cats were divinely repurposed to teach us about love, yet these are predator species. Were they originally from the Reptilian realm but tamed through divine intervention?

This is a beautiful insight because it, indeed, is the case. These were brought here to be problematic species to compete with humans for food and to be a negative influence. But through prayer requests, the decision was made to repurpose the dog and the cat, in particular, to change their nature and to make them domesticated, and allies of human, through having an affinity for human contact, and to have built within them the desire to be of service, and to share their energy and, in particular, the energy of the divine flowing through them, to repurpose it, rebrand it, refocus it, on their humans who have taken them in and nurture and support them. This is repurposing the natural affinity and acceptance and mutual sharing exhibited by these animals for members of their own kind and, in particular, their own grouping, their pack, the litter mates, who are accepted by the parents and form a natural clan, so to speak, and then, to extend that impulse to humans in their immediate living space, their home or den, if you will. In this way, the alliance was formed and reinforced in ways to make this natural and the customary consequence of coming into proximity by extending love to human, humans in turn responded, and accepted and welcomed these creatures into their camps, into their dwellings, and because they were a source of delight, were greatly appreciated and loved in turn, and have become a fixture of human culture, all of which serves both species in sharing a greater awareness of the divine in that partnership, and provides a welcome counterpoint to the stresses and hazards of life outside the family circle.