Celtic Animal Birthsigns

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Celtic Animal Birthsigns

Date of Birth: July 8 – August 4



Animal: Cat

Gaelic Name: Kati (Approximate pronunciation: ka-Chi.)

Ruling Planet: Earth

Key Words: Creative, Sensual, Nobility

Gift Quality or Ability: Cat people have a strong sense of personal integrity and a firm set of values. Loyal and trustworthy. Deep devotion to family. Affectionate. Protection, shape shifting and sensitivity to the other world.

Birth Stone: Red Carnelian

Compatibility: Harmonious relations with the signs of owl and bear. Will also relate well to the signs of the crane, bee, and swan. Difficulties may be expected in relation to all other signs.


Description:The cat brings us to wholeness and acts as a spiritual link between humans and the universe. It is about magic, mystery and being independent. The cat, a creature which combines a high degree of sensuality with a deeply psychic and spiritual nature, teaches us that the physical and spiritual worlds are not separate, but one. Be careful when your cat does not take to someone - you do not want them around you.

Cat- Independence, Protection, Love, Allows us to Dream its Dreams, Assists in Meditation, Ability to Fight when Cornered, Mystery, Magic, Guardianship, Detachment, Sensuality, Aloofness, Balance, Wisdom, Recuperative Power, Reincarnation, Strong Protector, Self-Assured, Searching for Hidden Information, Seeing Spirits

The Cat teaches mystery, independence and the power of seduction. It has been linked with mystery and seduction since before the days of the ancient egyptians. Their image has survived through the middle age, when they were thought to be familiars of witches. Even today, they are thought to have special abilities and understanding of things not normally available to humans...many a cat keeper has observed odd behaviour such as chasing an invisible something about the house and detecting odd weather in advance of its arrival.

Wild and domestic cats are sacred to the Goddess in Celtic folklore. Many Scottish clans adopted the domestic cat as their totem animal, and the MacBain clan used the wild cat. Cats were doors to the Otherworld and Guardians of its treasures. Scottish legend tells of the powerful King of the Cats who could answer any question, and of the Cath Sith, the Faery Cat, with the dark green eyes and extremely long ears. In Wales, the Goddess Brigit had a cat companion, and Arthurian legend tells of the terrible monster Palug Cat killed by King Arthur.

Cat people have a strong sense of personal integrity and a firm set of values they are creative, sensual, noble. They are also affectionate and loyal with a deep devotion to family. The cat is a symbol of protection, shape shifting and sensitivity to the other world.