Black cats, bad luck or protectors?

Black cats have been considered bad luck for centuries.
But is it true?

Black cats have long been shrouded in mystery and superstition. From being seen as harbingers of bad luck to protectors of the spirit world, these sleek felines have captured the imagination of people for centuries. But what is the truth behind these beliefs? Let's look at black cats' fascinating history and connection to the paranormal.

Black cats are sacred animals in Egyptian culture.

In ancient Egypt, black cats were revered and considered sacred animals. They were believed to bring good luck and prosperity to their owners, and harming a black cat was punishable by death. The goddess Bastet, who was often depicted as a woman with the head of a lioness or a domestic cat, was the protector of cats and the home. Black cats were seen as her earthly representatives, bringing blessings and protection to those who cared for them.

Black cats as symbols of good luck in Thailand.

Similarly, in Siam (modern-day Thailand), black cats were seen as symbols of good luck and protection. They were believed to ward off evil spirits and bring prosperity to their owners. Black cats were often kept in temples and royal households, where they were pampered and revered for their mystical powers.

But despite their positive associations in ancient cultures, black cats have also been linked to superstitions and bad luck in Western folklore. In medieval Europe, black cats were often associated with witches and the devil, leading to the belief that crossing paths with a black cat could bring misfortune. This superstition persists to this day, with black cats often being seen as omens of bad luck, especially around Halloween.

Black cats are spiritual protectors.

Many people believe that black cats are protectors of the spirit world. They are said to have a solid connection to the supernatural and can sense and ward off negative energies. Some even believe that black cats can communicate with the spirit realm and act as guides for lost souls.

Lessons from spirit guides: learning to communicate and understanding cat's behavior.

In my experiences with black cats, I have found them mysterious and enigmatic creatures because of the thoughts of black cats symbolizing bad luck. Soon after, my spirit guide answered my question and gave me opportunities to learn about cats. 

Many cats from the neighborhood came in various races, sizes, and colors. Some show affection by rubbing their head on the legs, and some communicate with loving miaow. Then came black cats. Some come using eye contact, patronize the garden, and leave.

Black cats as protectors in mediumship reading, connecting with spirits.

I was sitting at my working desk and suddenly heard a voice of something landing on the windowsill. Like, whoa, what a noise! Then I realized it was a black cat middle size. The cat looked into my eyes; I wondered what that meant. Then I heard someone ring at the door, the postman, in the early afternoon. 

I returned to my desk and saw the cat was still on the windowsill. A wave of disturbance of the air, like energy floating, feeling anxiety, somewhat unwell, and goosebumps around the place are signs a spirit was there. I took my time connecting, writing a message of the spirit to deliver to their living family member. 

Another time, at my working desk, chatting with a client, I decided to connect with the deceased loved one, soon to find out that a cat was there unnoticed, at the same place. 

I could feel different energy as big, rounded, scattered shapes of clouds alike and a protective wall between me and the spirit. I connected with the spirit, writing down what he said and delivering it to his relatives in real-time. The relative confirmed the words, sentences, and experiences I delivered to identify the right spirit. 

The convo passing on to the living relative from the spirit with me as the conduit is a live reading when the spirit is present. After the spirit was gone, the cat looked in all directions. Once everything was cleared, the cat left the windowsill. 

From beginning to end, it was fascinating having a black cat as a guard, ready to protect and ensure everything was alright before it was gone.

Three signs when a black cat comes to you.

1. They feel the energy of non-physical beings.

2. They feel paranormal activity.

3. They come to protect you.

Animals are truly fascinating creatures with instincts that often seem almost supernatural. They have the ability to see and sense things that humans cannot, making them incredibly intuitive beings. Their sensitivity to energy vibrations and sound waves allows them to pick up on subtle cues we may not even be aware of.

Learn and understand the language of animals.

When we take the time to learn the language of animals and understand how they communicate with us, we can gain a deeper insight into their world. For example, when a dog approaches you with a wagging tail and a friendly demeanor, it indicates that you emit positive energy. On the other hand, if a dog barks at you in a fearful or threatening manner, it could be a sign of negative energy surrounding you or of the person standing next to you.

When a cat is suddenly nervous, making noises like scary miaow, staring at the corner or the door when you see nothing, it is a sign the cat sees something non-physical to pay attention to. It could help if you feel like clearing your living space with white light and letting sunlight in, soothing the room's frequency with gentle music, or praying. Stay centered and grounded when doing energy work.

Animals have a unique ability to sense the energy of those around them, often picking up on things we may not even be aware of and of energy or aura invisible to human eyes. It is essential to pay attention to the signals that animals give us, as they can provide valuable insights and open our eyes to understand what is happening around us physically and spiritually.