Have you ever wondered if do black cats really bring bad luck?
And do you ever wondered why?
It is reasonable that "black" is really not as good as another color, but why a cat?
Everybody said it's superstition.
You just believed them. 'Cause old people know best.
Should we abandon those black cats then? Should we 'shoo' them away when they ask for food? Should we drive them away when they need shelter?
As an owner of two black cats, it is so sad for me to hear those beliefs.
They are cute and fluffy to be suspected as spooky and something.
They deserve to be loved and such.
Though, they are still countries who treat black cats as their lucky charm. They believed that black cats make the presence of their home light.
Every country has their own belief about this mysterious black cat, other believed that dark cats are an image of the spirit's baffling coming to natural life. Their impervious shading speaks to the puzzle of the soul's arrival voyage to the physical world. While others believed that it shows symbolic of wickedness, evil and darkness for some cultures, and of good fortune and good health for some, the black kitty continues to mystify, haunt and inspire.
In Arab countries, the cat is possessed with seven lives and is the favored type of the jinni, imperceptible animals of energy and fire living in an undetectable domain.
In India, individuals feared dark cats out and about, and to have one cross your direction is a most disastrous sign. In a few locales, fortunes are dictated by the feline's heading: on the off chance that it crossed you from left to right, you can expect good fortunes. On the off chance that it crossed from ideal to left, expect an awful turn of fortune.
In Persia, you would convey mischief to yourself by irritating a dark pussycat, who is extremely your head, or your higher self-destined to go with you on your natural voyage.
Aside from those three countries, there are still countries who had their own belief in this very famous black feline.
Like in China, for the Chinese, the black cat exudes mixed symbolism. It may symbolize coming poverty for some, but a symbol of impending prosperity for others.
Cats with pure black fur are an omen of illness and poverty in some regions. The ancient Chinese ran away from an oncoming blackie, which was believed to be throwing misfortune toward them.
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We shouldn't be inferring it into an innocent cat. It okay to believe in your country's belief but I bet you know better.