Zen Wisdom from Cats : The Tao of Purrs

by NALA BRONTË, Maisie Grace (illustrator)

— The Beloved Gift Book That Taught Thousands to Pause, Breathe & Find Joy —“You don’t have to chase peace. Sit still — and let it come to you.” — Wister the Cat

In today’s noisy, restless world, Zen Wisdom from Cats is a quiet invitation to slow down, soften your mind, and rediscover the art of simply being.

Blending timeless zen teachings with heart-warming feline parables, this beautifully illustrated book. Transforms anxiety into clarity, overthinking into presence, and stress into serenity — all with the gentle guidance of cats.

Each page is a pause — a soft breath between the noise and the now.🐾 Inside You’ll
🌙 Let Go of Anxiety & Overthinking - Simple Zen rituals for busy minds
🐾 Trust Your Inner Wisdom - Reconnect with your natural rhythm and calm
🌸 Embrace Simple Joys - Find peace in ordinary moments
🧘 Practice Stillness Daily - Build resilience, clarity, and ease

🎁 A Treasured Gift for Every Soul Seeking ✔ Cat lovers with mindful hearts
✔ Zen & meditation enthusiasts
✔ Spiritual seekers craving clarity
✔ Anyone needing a quiet breath of peace in a busy world

Loved by thousands of readers worldwideZen Wisdom from Cats offers a gentle companion for your quietest moments.
📚 Available in Paperback, Ebook, and Audiobook — your cozy companion for many moments of stillness.
✨ Find your Calm TODAY—

147 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 17, 2024

Reviews

[Deborah Levin · Rating 5 out of 5]

The author's creative take on Taoism adds interest and relevance to the concept. The comparison to cat behavior makes the concepts easier to grasp. Of course the recommended relaxing with a purring cat is pretty awesome. It was wonderful to read about the healing effects of purring and sound baths. Great book for cat lovers, those interested in learning about Tao, and for those simply interested in finding new ways to achieve greater calm.

[Natalie Tyler · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was 5 star for me personally but I would advise that you don't use this book unless you are a confirmed cat lover. If you accept a cat as a philosopher and not merely a little pet, you can understand the way they manage to remember what needs to be remembered and shake off various traumas: they don't forget, but they don't ruminate.
Using approaches from Taoism and Buddhism and zoology and anthropomorphism, I found comfort and a bit of "cuteness" in this book.

I recommend this book in conjunction with therapy if you are in grief, or distress, or under pressure, or facing loss AND if you love cats, and think of them as natural philosophers.