Much can be revealed through an animal’s behavior.
Folk beliefs associated with cats are not only related to the weather. There are also interesting interpretations when a cat enters a home. For example, in Greece, cats were welcomed with joy, while in Rome, they are considered a symbol of freedom. Among the Slavic people, cats are also seen as symbolic animals.
What should you do when an animal comes to your house as a guest?
You should provide shelter or at least feed and pet the cat. In any case, the fact that it has come is a good omen. When a cat comes to a house where someone is ill, it heralds positive changes, especially if the cat is white.
The meaning of coloring.
Ginger cats promise wealth and prosperity. White cats bring luck. Black cats protect against thieves and promise health and well-being. Tortoiseshell cats are symbols of happiness.
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A pregnant cat at the doorstep indicates that a new family member is about to arrive. If a stray animal wanders in and sneezes near the bride before a wedding, it is believed to bring happiness to the marriage. However, a sleeping cat on the table warns of potential misfortune.
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