Is my cat figurine bringing me bad luck?

REPLY : I'm sorry you are going through such a bad patch and it may be limited to the statue or maybe not. But either way, I think we can use it as a means to get you through this and to move on. Some items can be cursed and carry a malevolent force with them, but I think that is unlikely in this case, as otherwise you wouldn't have warmed to it in the first place. Also I don't think your aunt would be upset, as she probably would be happy that you wanted to keep some part of her with you. Even so, the combination of events makes me feel that you should let it go, but please don't just chuck it out. That may be unhelpful. Take the statue into your hands during a quiet time and talk to it silently. Recount all the unfortunate events that have happened since its' been with you and say that you are sorry but it has to go and take all the bad luck with it. Focus on asking it to draw all the clouds of the house into itself and, because of the love you felt for your aunt, take them all away for good. Will the statue to draw out like a magnet any misfortunes that may be around you and yours. Then wrap it in a little piece of silk as a barrier around it and take it out of town. When you get to a pretty spot, tell the statue that you are putting it to rest in a lovely place, so it should understand that you bear it no ill, and bury it under the ground. Say farewell to it and walk away. The cat will be at peace, even through it has collected some darkness from your home, because of the beauty of the place, and it will also be out of the way. In time the misfortune it has collected will wear away like a fading battery, and even if anyone finds it in the future it will be quite safe. You are only using it as a channel, even if it is not to blame. I will also visualize you doing this, to give you strength. I am sure you will do fine.

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