By Daisy, Seth & Jericho Melchizedek / Purr8Studio
(Cosmic Journalist & The Cat: Pastel Pencil & Mixed Media Art by Daisy Du Melchizedek)
“Love is the song that calls us home.”
--Master Jericho Melchizedek
Introducing Master Jericho:
The Orange Tabby Who Started It All
The cat is the star. The human is the supporting cast.
Master Jericho Melchizedek is the orange tabby at the heart of our Purrniverse. His stories bring together the familiar pleasures of living with a cat and the spiritual questions, music, and artwork unfolding around him.
In his interview on the Heaven Hope Experience, animal communicator and Lyran Starseed Spiritual teacher, author of book “The Cat Secret”, Sylvie Sterling offers an intuitive reading of Jericho. Her descriptions become the starting points for this issue: his mission, the Magician archetype, rainbow imagery, the space he holds around our creativity, and a doorway dream that invites patience.
Along the way, our friends share their own experiences, and the story opens toward our Earth Healing Movement. Through every chapter, Jericho remains our point of connection.
The Journey Through This Issue
Page 1 — Cosmic Imagery, Markings, and Mission
Meet Master Jericho as the central character and the inspiration for a shared purpose.
Page 2 — Connection Beyond Everyday Interaction
Bring Catherine’s and Alina’s personal accounts into the story and introduce the possibility of a future community episode.
Page 3 — The Emerging Magician Archetype
Explore the many roles Jericho plays within our creative lives.
Page 4 — Rainbow and Crystal Children, the Third Eye, and Star Origins
Open Galactic Perspectives through spiritual imagery and artistic expression.
Page 5 — The Frequency Holder
Connect Jericho’s companionship with music, art, and the unfolding Purrniverse.
Page 6 — The Doorway Dream and Divine Timing
Explore ancestral connection, readiness, and a sustainable creative pace.
Page 7 — Inspiration, Support, and Shared Purpose
Share the progress of the Earth Healing Movement and the developing film fundraiser.
Page 8 — Presence, Curiosity, and Play
Transform the story into an invitation to care, connect, and participate.
Page 1 Master Jericho A Bridge Between Worlds
Cosmic imagery, familiar markings, and a special mission.
Jericho’s story begins with a face we love: an orange tabby with a regal gaze, an unmistakable personality, and a place at the center of our home.
During his reading, Sylvie describes a strong third eye and the image of a powerful tiger being. She connects these intuitive impressions with Arcturian and Lyran spiritual themes. For readers drawn to cosmic imagery, her reading opens a doorway into the visual world surrounding Jericho: the jeweled portraits, galaxies, and living gardens of our Purrniverse.
Closer to home, we share the shapes we recognize in his markings: “USA” on his left side, a smiley face on his right, and a Batman-like symbol around his neck and shoulders. As two veterans who value a positive outlook and loving service, we find these patterns wonderfully personal. They have become part of the way we tell his story.
The markings carry our playful interpretations. The affection behind them is woven into daily life. We see a companion whose presence keeps inspiring us to create and to ask how our work might contribute to a kinder world.
Sylvie returns repeatedly to the phrase “frequency holder” when describing Jericho’s mission. In her reading, his purpose is closely connected with supporting Daisy and Seth. We receive that description as an invitation to notice the companionship already surrounding our creative work.
For us, Jericho’s special mission takes shape through what he inspires: music, art, conversations, and a growing circle of people who find meaning in his story.
Master Jericho is the star. The Purrniverse is the world growing around him.
Watch the cosmic imagery from 13:30
and the conversation about his markings from 22:21.
Page 2 Community Encounters with Jericho
Catherine and Alina share their personal purrspectives.
In the interview, we discuss the feeling of connection with Jericho even when we are physically apart. Sylvie offers a meditation-based way of attending to that bond. This theme opens a place for stories from friends who experience Jericho through their own spiritual practices.
Catherine Ong and the unexpected teacher
Our friend Cat, Catherine Ong, shared messages describing Jericho appearing within her spiritual reflections. She writes with warmth and humor about wanting to become his pupil, connecting the experience with her own intention to bring balance and harmony.
In a later message, she observes:
“Come to think of it.. people have been coming to me with their fur baby issues.”
She describes this as:
“It’s a new soul contract with the animal spirit realm”
— Catherine Ong, excerpts from her messages.
Catherine’s account brings a new question into the journal: how might a meaningful relationship with an animal influence the way someone wishes to serve others? Her language belongs to her personal spiritual experience, and her story gives that experience a human voice.
Alina and the rainbow crystal cat
After hearing the rainbow and crystal imagery, Alina, writing as AlinaLeeArts: [https://www.youtube.com/@AlinaLeeArts ] , describes turning her inner attention toward Jericho:
“I received a vision of his essence Being winking at me”
— AlinaLeeArts, excerpt from her message.
She also describes a sensation near her eye that she calls “a spiritual tear.” In the same exchange, she shares the importance of her own animal companion, Goldie, in her spiritual awakening.
Her account brings tenderness and artistic possibility to this chapter: the wink, the rainbow, and the emotion of feeling connected.
A possible future conversation
We would love to explore a Disclosure with Master Jericho episode called Community Encounters with Master Jericho, inviting Catherine and Alina to tell these stories themselves.
The conversation could explore what they experienced, how they interpreted it, and what it has meant in their creative or everyday lives. Jericho would remain the shared focus, with each guest bringing her own purrspective.
This is an episode idea we hope to develop with them; participation and recording arrangements are still to be discussed.
Watch the interview’s connection discussion from 9:49.
Page 3 The Emerging Magician Archetype
The companion who inspires many kinds of creativity.
Daisy asks Sylvie where Jericho belongs within the cat archetypes discussed in The Cat Secret. She has recognized qualities that seem to fit more than one category.
Sylvie responds by describing an emerging thirteenth archetype within her framework: the Magician. She suggests Jericho may be one of these cats.
“they effortlessly move from one archetype to the other.”
— Sylvie Sterling, approximately 11:59.
In her explanation, Magician cats move fluidly among roles such as healer, energy worker, and muse. The idea offers a meaningful lens for the many ways Jericho appears in our lives.
At home, he is our companion. In our paintings, he becomes a regal figure among flowers, crystals, and stars. In music, he inspires humor, affection, and invitations to presence. Within The Jericho Chronicle, he becomes the character through whom a whole community of stories can unfold.
The Magician archetype gives this variety a place to belong. It helps us explore how one beloved animal can inspire many forms of expression while remaining entirely himself.
For Purr8Studio, that is a creative invitation. We can let a portrait become a song, a song open a conversation, and a conversation suggest a new piece of art. Each form carries a different aspect of the relationship that began at home.
Our imagery may dress Jericho in ornate robes or surround him with cosmic landscapes. The starting point remains the orange tabby whose personality gives those creations their warmth.
What might your own animal companion inspire if you gave that inspiration room to take several forms?
Watch the archetype discussion from 10:47.
Page 4 Galactic Perspectives and Rainbow Wisdom
How Sylvie’s reading opens a world of spiritual imagery.
As Sylvie describes the Magician archetype, she draws a comparison with crystal children and rainbow children. Within her spiritual framework, she associates these images with openness, purity, and the possibility of bringing change into the world.
Daisy responds with an image of rainbow children painting rainbows through their existence—an expression of how a presence can seem to bring color to everything it touches.
This exchange becomes our doorway into Galactic Perspectives.
For us, calling Jericho a “rainbow child” is a poetic way of exploring the qualities we associate with him: playfulness, creative possibility, and the affection that brightens our lives. Sylvie’s later impressions of a third eye, Arcturian connections, and a Lyran tiger being extend that spiritual imagery.
These themes enter our journal through her intuitive reading and our own artistic interpretations. They give us material to contemplate, paint, and dream with.
Alina’s description of a rainbow crystal cat offers another personal response to this imagery. A wink becomes the seed of a portrait. A feeling of connection becomes a story. Different purrspectives can find expression alongside one another.
Our Hanging Gardens of Earth artwork carries this exploration toward the living planet. Great animals hold gardens, landscapes, and ornate traveling worlds. We imagine bodies as places of memory and belonging, asking what it means to carry a world with care.
Jericho connects the cosmic and the familiar. His face gives the vastness a presence we recognize; his everyday life brings our attention back to the Earth.
Let the rainbow become a creative practice: make something that brings a little more beauty or kindness into someone’s day.
Watch the rainbow and crystal comparison from 12:30
and the cosmic reading from 13:30.
Page 5 The Frequency Holder and the Creative Purrniverse
The space around the songs, paintings, and stories.
When Daisy asks how we can help Jericho fulfill his mission, Sylvie turns the question toward receiving his support. She describes him as holding space around us while we create.
“He creates a space for you to be present, to be inspired”
— Sylvie Sterling, excerpt beginning around 4:13.
The phrase “frequency holder” is central to her reading. For our creative life, it becomes a way to reflect on the atmosphere in which inspiration arrives.
Jericho is there through ordinary moments: resting nearby, joining us in a room, making the sink his Porcelain Temple. Those moments carry their own stories, and some become the starting points for Luna Dais songs and Purr8Studio images.
Check out MeowTV special curated Spotify List “Jericho World”:
“Sinkful of Orange,” “Meowster Piece,”“Cat Secret”, “Meow is a Mantra” and “Be Here Meow” each give feline inspiration a different expression. One moment invites laughter; another becomes an ornate portrait; another asks us to pause and enjoy being here.
The Purrniverse grows through this exchange between life and art. Jericho gives us a character to return to, while music, painting, and storytelling reveal different aspects of our relationship with him.
This page also holds the human relationships around that work. Sylvie describes different connections between Jericho and each of us: a companionable bond with Seth, and a relationship with Daisy that she associates with spiritual focus. Her reading gives language to the idea that a shared creative world can be supported in different ways.
Through Luna Dais, Purr8Studio, and MeowTV, we bring those expressions together. The Chronicle becomes a place where readers can follow the thread from a beloved cat to the work he inspires.
What helps you feel present enough to create?
Watch the frequency-holder reading from 3:42
and the discussion of his relationships from 1:46.
Page 6 The Doorway Dream and Divine Timing
Ancestral connection, readiness, and room to unfold.
Daisy shares a dream involving the old family home connected with her mother’s side of the family. A door stands partly open. Jericho holds it while waiting for her to follow.
Within the dream, she experiences him as a portal holder.
It is a deeply personal image: a familiar animal beside an ancestral doorway, offering company at the threshold of something still unfolding. Sylvie connects the dream with her description of Jericho as a frequency holder and responds with a message about patience.
“everything is unfolding in exactly the timing that needs to unfold.”
— Sylvie Sterling, approximately 7:09.
For our journal, this moment opens a reflection on how we approach the work that matters to us. Creative projects can hold excitement alongside a feeling of urgency. A film, a song, or a community gathering may begin as a vivid vision and then ask for many practical steps.
The doorway dream gives us a gentler image for that process. There is a threshold, there is companionship, and there is time to become ready.
We can honor the dream by taking the next concrete step: finishing a piece of music, clarifying a collaboration, preparing a proposal, or making room to rest before returning to the work.
Jericho’s place in this chapter is intimate. He is the companion Daisy recognizes within her dream, and the familiar presence who gives its mystery a face.
That connection carries forward into the next chapter of our Earth Healing Movement. We have completed one creative offering and are preparing the conditions for another to grow.
Which doorway in your own life is asking for a patient next step?
and Sylvie’s response from 6:38.
Page 7 The Earth Healing Movement and Our Ongoing Purrjects
From a completed music video toward a developing film vision.
Sylvie’s reading describes Jericho as supporting the space around our creative work. This chapter follows what that work is becoming: offerings that connect art, music, community, and our love for the Earth.
Our Earth Healing Movement is an ongoing intention to help people deepen their relationship with Gaia through creative expression and caring action. The spiritual language expresses our vision; the work takes shape through the projects we make together.
Gaia’s Faerie Garden is complete
We have completed the Gaia’s Faerie Garden music video, created in gratitude to our Faerie Godmother, Ariel Spilsbury, and inspired by her book, Gaia’s New DreamCoat: A Faerie Guide to Gaia’s Greening.
The project brought together music, visual storytelling, and a world of faerie wonder. Through the process, we learned how a shared creative vision can develop through patient collaboration.
Watch the Music Video Gaia’s Faerie Garden :
Music, production, and performance: Luna Dais / Purr8Studio. Lyrics: inspired by excerpts from Ariel Spilsbury’s Gaia’s New DreamCoat.
Learn more about our beloved Faerie Godmother Ariel Spilsbury and the world of Gaia’s New DreamCoat: [ https://www.holographicgoddess.com ]
📖 Find Gaia’s New DreamCoat on Amazon: [ https://a.co/d/07mvy2wT ]
Original image art: Oceanna of Oceanna Visions [ https://www.oceannavisions.com].
Video creation and editing: Seth and Daisy.
PurrCelaine Gongbi visual adaptation: Purr8Studio.
Photography & Co-Creative Design: Argedawa A Mu: [https://www.instagram.com/argedawa ]
“Bee-ing” gift card: Uma.
With deep gratitude to Ariel for her guidance and to everyone whose contribution helped the garden bloom.
From song to screen
We are now putting together a fundraising purrject to develop the Gaia’s New DreamCoat movie vision. The completed music video is a creative starting point for exploring a larger world of story, sound, and imagery.
Our initial fundraising vision is $10,000 to support early development: story and visual concepts, music and sound, production tools, prototypes, and materials that help communicate the project.
We are shaping the campaign and its presentation. The film remains a developing vision, with the next steps focused on a clear creative plan, budget, and collaboration discussions.
More ways the movement can grow
Alongside this work, we are developing Disclosure with Master Jericho, continuing Luna Dais music and Purr8Studio art, and exploring a monthly Community Art Briefing.
The briefing could introduce collective and individual artwork to appropriate art consultants and venues, helping artists present their work with clear images, statements, specifications, and inquiry details.
We are also exploring an introduction to our beloved friend Guan Thai’s ancestral healing wisdom through book, oracle decks, and community offerings. These purrjects share an intention: bring creative work into relationships where it can be seen, understood, and supported.
Find The book “The Grace Window” on Amazon via the link here: [ https://a.co/d/00xvGOLK ]
From Jericho’s companionship to Gaia’s garden, the invitation is to let inspiration grow into something we can share.
Return to the interview’s creative-support theme at 3:42.
Page 8 Be Here Meow and Grow a Kinder World
Presence, play, and an invitation to participate.
At the end of the interview, attention returns to Jericho’s relaxed presence. The conversation has traveled through spiritual imagery, relationships, and creative purpose, and the cat at its center remains quietly himself.
Heaven Hope’s closing invitation is to stay curious, make room for play, and enjoy life. That gives The Jericho Chronicle somewhere familiar to land.
Be Here Meow.
For us, a kinder world begins in how we meet the beings already around us. We can give an animal room to approach on their own terms, listen carefully to a friend’s story, credit the people whose art inspires us, and follow through on a shared project.
Jericho’s story brings these choices into focus. Catherine and Alina contribute their personal experiences. Sylvie offers her intuitive reading. Our music and art carry the relationship into new forms. Each contribution has a voice, and care helps those voices share a space.
Animal communication also begins with attention: noticing an animal’s posture, movement, preferences, and responses. Spiritual reflection can deepen our sense of connection while that everyday attention guides the relationship.
Our next chapters may include community conversations, new songs, art features, and the developing film fundraiser. We invite you to take part in the portion that speaks to you.
P.S. Join the Unfolding Purrspective
If you’d like to contribute to any part of this project—through art, music, interviews, events, or other creative collaborations—we’d love to hear from you.
Email Purr8TV@gmail.com with the project name in your subject line. For example: Disclosure with Master Jericho or Gaia’s New DreamCoat Movie Project.
Tell us a little about yourself and how you’d like to be involved.
In Love We Grow a Kinder World. In Love We Trust.
Watch the closing reflection from 27:49
and visit the Heaven Hope Experience channel (https://www.youtube.com/@HeavenHopeExperience).
Watch Previous Episode “Lion’s Gate 888 Activation” At “Heaven Hope Experience”
P.P.S. — The Orange Blossom Cat: Jericho’s Story
We would also love to share a special video of Daisy reading her prose, The Orange Blossom Cat: Jericho’s Story, during her creative-writing class with teacher and author Judy McNutt (https://judymcnutt.com/).
In Chinese, an orange tabby may be affectionately called jú māo—an “orange cat,” which Daisy poetically reimagines as an orange blossom cat. Through this story, Jericho emerges as a living blossom of joy: a gracious host, devoted musical listener, quiet space holder, playful teacher, and true Master of Being.
After the reading, Judy reflected that Daisy’s many stories about Jericho may already contain the heart of an entire book. Lauren celebrated Daisy’s special ability to connect with animals and give expression to their voices, while also recognizing how naturally the name Master Jericho seems to fit him.
The conversation soon unfolded into laughter about Jericho’s expanded “quantum body,” his invisible influence upon Daisy and Seth’s creative world, and his habit of rolling onto his back to knead the air—lovingly described as a little quantum loaf of bread surfing the quantum field.
This joyful classroom exchange offers another glimpse into how Jericho continues to inspire stories, music, laughter, and new ways of seeing the sacred art within everyday life.
Watch Daisy read The Orange Blossom Cat: Jericho’s Story:
P.P.P.S. — Enter Daisy’s Visionary Art World
For those who would like to explore more of Daisy’s visionary artwork, we invite you to enjoy this joyful art-sharing session with her writing teacher, Judy McNutt, and her classmate and dear friend, Lauren Mettler, a gifted musician from Upstate New York. Lauren also created a beautiful song honoring Daisy’s planetary healing work, which you can listen to through the link below.
Daisy reveals her five-year collection of multidimensional paintings—Merkabah light vehicles, glowing portals, cosmic landscapes, oracle cards, and artworks that transform beneath black light. Together, they explore possibilities for books, prints, videos, interactive experiences, and the future MeowTV Museum.
Watch Daisy’s Visionary Art Tour:
🐈✨ If you believe in creativity, imagination, community, and magic, come play and explore this Meowgical MeowTV Rabbit Hole with us :
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