Are cats God s pets?

No, cats are the dirtiest animals in the world.

In Egyptian mythology, cats are the guardians of the underworld.

Is there something wrong with your nerves on the first floor? If you don't understand, don't get sick here! Who told you cats are the dirtiest? I think it's possible to be cleaner than you! It's your freedom if you don't like it, don't come out and talk nonsense!!

Upstairs is pure! Identification done! I'm talking about the one on the first floor.

The Egyptian cat is the guardian goddess Baschet, the ancient European black cat symbolizes witches, and ominous Indians believe that cats can ward off evil spirits, Europeans believe that black cats bring bad luck, and Chinese legend cats can bring back to life.

In ancient Egyptian mythology, cats were incarnations of the patron goddess Baschet.

One, the sun god.

3,000 years ago, ancient Egypt began to breed domestic cats, cats were sacred animals in Egypt, and at night, the light of life emitted by the sun was hidden in the cat's eyes.

Every night, the sun god Rara's boat is accompanied by the ghost of the deceased, passing through the underworld, and the poisonous snake apep prevents the sun god from drinking the water under the boat, but the big cat will appear and cut off the head of the apep, and the ghost of the dead will be released"Meow"The sound cheers for the big cat. The Egyptians were thus able to see the light of day, and in this legend, the big cat symbolized the healer, and the snake represented the power of death and disease.

Second, the goddess of the cat's head.

The Egyptian goddess Bast is the head of a lion and the head of a cat, accompanied by a group of cats, so cats are sacred beasts in Egypt, and killing cats is a crime. When the house cat died, the ancient Egyptians would hold a Beijing mourning ceremony. Many temples keep cats and feed them ritually.

In ancient Egypt, stray cats were treated well, and domestic cats were able to share household food.

Sun god — Besty.

The Egyptians loved cats more than we did, and they worshipped Besti as a goddess.

Besty, the daughter of the god of re, has a cat's head, is a sun god, and is one of the "eyes of the god of reel", the god of vengeance. In ancient Egypt, cats were revered animals, and Besty protected them.

When the Greeks arrived in Egypt, they associated Besti with the goddess Artemis, so she changed from the goddess of the sun to the goddess of the moon.

Over time, she also lost her original wild desert cat head or lion head and gained the head of a domestic cat. Cats were extremely important to the Egyptians, as they protected crops from pests and diseases, and Besti was believed to protect them. Killing a cat is punishable by death.

When a cat dies, families shave off their eyebrows to mourn it, and sometimes mummify their pet cats.

Besti is often compared to Sakhmet, the lion-headed goddess of Memphis.

Besty was the daughter of the god of re, she had the head of a cat, was a sun god, and was also the "eye of the god of rei" - cats were extremely important to the Egyptians because cats protected crops from pests and diseases, and Besti was believed to be.