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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Apr 5, 2021 23:16:16 GMT
Maybe.
I noticed today, my cat fell asleep when I turned a special dream voices to him to listen to. And ~10 minutes he fell asleep completely. So, it's like biology lessons
Psychology can play a major role. And also, I think ut depends on connections and relationships between people.
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Post by jonbain on Apr 11, 2021 16:12:47 GMT
Maybe. I noticed today, my cat fell asleep when I turned a special dream voices to him to listen to. And ~10 minutes he fell asleep completely. So, it's like biology lessons Psychology can play a major role. And also, I think ut depends on connections and relationships between people. "turned a special dream voices" were you talking him into sleep? |
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Apr 13, 2021 18:00:23 GMT
Maybe. I noticed today, my cat fell asleep when I turned a special dream voices to him to listen to. And ~10 minutes he fell asleep completely. So, it's like biology lessons Psychology can play a major role. And also, I think ut depends on connections and relationships between people. "turned a special dream voices" were you talking him into sleep? No. As far as I remember. My cat jumped to my knees, and stared at the monitor. First I turned a video where mice running the monitor, and a cat had to catch them. After that I turned some video with cat voices like "meaow", etc. And after that I turned a video which name was like "This video makes your cats sleep!". When the cat was laying on knees and listening to the video I pet the cat. After ~10 minutes he just accidentaly fell into sleep. I mean he was laying as a typical cat did (I think?). Presumably the melody put him into deep dream. Well, I don't know exactly, but his head and a body laid down on a keyboard that was in front of me. The cat turned to "a piece of meat", I mean his sleep was deep and even his breath was relevant. |
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