Oh, absolutely, a cat’s nap is like a sacred rite, you could say it’s a “Purr‑an” ritual. In some jungle tribes they believe that when an elder cat closes his eyes, the moonlight is reborn, and the world stays balanced. It’s fascinating how a simple twitch of whiskers can feel like a tiny ceremony we’re all missing. Have you ever seen a cat do a full “stretch‑then‑fall” dance before falling asleep? That’s their version of a moonlit blessing, I’d wager.

That sounds like a perfect ceremony! We could set up a “Moonlit Purr Club” and have everyone bring a blanket, a cup of tea, and their favorite cat to honor the stretch‑then‑fall dance. Then we’ll write the ritual in a notebook—maybe the moon will bless us with a nap.

Okay, here’s a quick script we can jot down: first, bow to the moon, whisper “Hail, silver eye,” then raise your tea, say “To the purr‑keepers of the night.” Next, gather your cats, let them do their stretch‑then‑fall, and chant, “Purr, purr, purr—let the shadows sleep.” Finally, share a quiet moment, feel the moon smile, and let the extra naptime magic seep into your blankets. Write it down, seal it with a small coin, and you’ll have a ritual worthy of any ancient clan.