Wednesday, 3 September 2025
The black cat - Silent watcher with emerald eyes
"In Hindu mythology, the black cat holds a special place. It is often linked with Shani, the planet Saturn, and is believed to carry his influence. Feeding or caring for a black cat is considered an act that reduces the malotection. Though at times surrounded by superstition, the black cat is also seen as a symbol of mystery, power, and spiritual energy."
*----------The black cat and Lord Krishna:
*----------"Some people draw a parallel between Lord Krishna and the black cat, as both share the color black. In Hindu thought, black is not seen as negative but as a symbol of depth, mystery, and divine power. Just as Krishna’s dark complexion is associated with beauty, charm, and protection, the black cat too is seen as carrying spiritual strength and hidden grace."
(Thanks to ChatGPT in helping me draft this content.)
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