FEEDING CATS ASTROLOGY

Feeding a stray cat and forming a bond through play can be a source of profound joy and companionship but according to astrology, feeding cats is considered a positive act that can attract protection, reduce negative karma, and enhance financial stability. 

Cats are believed to absorb negative energy and neutralize it through their purring. The frequency of a cat's purr, which is typically between 25 and 150 Hertz, is thought to have a calming effect on humans and can help reduce stress and anxiety. 

In astrology, cats are often associated with the planet Venus, representing qualities like beauty, love, and creativity, and are considered to bring positive energy to a home, particularly enhancing the feminine aspects of a household. 

Some believe owning a cat can help reduce negative effects and boost intuition, with black cats sometimes linked to transformation and karma, while white cats are associated with psychic abilities. Cats are often associated with feminine energy and the ability to mitigate negative influences in the home, particularly in the southeast direction, which is related to fire and energy. 

In Japan, China, and other Asian cultures, all cats are seen as a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Several beliefs deal specifically with black cats. If you keep a black cat safe and well cared for, they will reward you by frightening away evil spirits and bringing wealth to the household. It's believed that feeding a black cat or treating them with respect and kindness will guarantee good luck to that person from the magic of the cat. Owning a black cat may increase the likelihood of good luck coming from the cat, but anyone who is kind to black cats may experience good luck also.

Serving a brown cat also helps in avoiding the occurrence of sudden problems like an accident, calamity, and wealth loss, as the brown cat is believed to be the vehicle of Rahu and thus by serving the brown cat Rahu's bad influence is diminished. A white cat may be linked to heightened psychic abilities and spiritual connection. White Cat was thought to bring good fortune and luck to their pet parents. Long ago, in China, the image of a cat was believed to mean fortune and long life. Mao, the Chinese name for cat, means '80 years'. 

In ancient Egypt, while cats themselves were not worshipped, cats were seen as symbolic of various gods and goddesses, and therefore cats were held in high regard by ancient Egyptians. 

Key points about feeding cats in astrology

Positive energy: In many astrological traditions, simply having a cat or feeding one is seen as a way to bring positive energy into a space. 

Protection against negativity: Cats are believed to ward off negative energies and can help maintain a balanced atmosphere in the home. 

Financial stability: Some astrologers associate feeding cats with improved financial well-being. In Indian astrology and Vastu, a cat is the symbol of the goddess Laxmi Mata, and it will also help to improve the financial condition of an individual. Cats are associated with planet Rahu. They are also associated with the Goddess Navdurga. 

Feeding, especially milk, to cats, pacifies the malefic effects of Planet Rahu and also attracts blessings of prosperity and good fortune. 

Female energy: Cats can also promote the good health of the female members of the home, as they are considered to be feminine and nurturing animals. 

South-East direction: In Vastu Shastra (Indian system of architecture), the southeast corner is associated with fire and energy, and feeding a cat in this area can help balance these energies. 

The act of feeding a cat should be done with a positive intention to reap the astrological benefits. Feeding stray cats is also considered a meritorious act in most astrological interpretations. Different astrological schools may have slightly varying interpretations regarding the significance of feeding cats. 

We often associate the feline with patience, waiting for the best moment to act. Independence, while enjoying social connections. Spirit of adventure, courage. A deep and unconstrained connection with oneself. 

Cats keep unwanted pests out of your house. Cats are hardwired to stalk, hunt, and pounce on their prey, which makes them perfect for keeping your home free of unwanted pests – be it mice, bugs, or something else. Even their presence can be enough of a deterrent for rodents as their scent can act as a repellent.  

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