Pets..., Can pets be affected by magic? Options

Hello everyone!

We have a cat at home. So I was wondering, do cats, dogs or any other pet get affected by for example 'black' magic. I know that dogs are able to see jinns. Sometimes our cat is looking or stairing at something, but there is nothing to see. Or sometimes our cat is just stairing at me, he doesn't stair at my wife.

There is a story I want to share with you. My aunty and unlce were fighting for no reason. They hated eachother, and my aunt wanted to divorse my uncle. They had a cat. There was a plant at their home and their cat often went to the plant and start digging or sometimes he pushed it on the ground. My aunty and unlce thought this was innocent, cats do that often. So because of their fighting and because of my aunt left her home, my unlce asked help from his aunt. She is very old, many years ago she visited a muslim holy place in India and gained some spiritual power. She came and immediatly told my unlce to look at the specific plant, the same plant where their cat was always digging and so on. So my unlce did, and found a talisman burried. Someone burried a talisman in one of there plants to seperate my unle and aunty.

So I think pets have some sensibilty or they feel something what ordinary humans don't feel.

What's is your opinion? And has anyone more information about this subject?

Great!

God Bless!

Mo (IMG:style_emoticons/default/thumbsup.gif)

I would answer yes, too. My take on it is that animals don't necessarily have an inherently greater sensetivity to the metaphysical than we do--they simply don't get socialized out of their perceptions.

I've carried an interest in psychic phenomena for years, as well as spoken with people who know someone else who is clairvoyant, and a recurring theme is that we all have psychic potential and it is active when we are children. I can't count the number of times I have read that children's "imaginary friends" are often not so imaginary. When I was young, my family moved several times and if you asked me, every one of the houses we lived in was haunted--including two which were new when we moved in. I could always feel presences, usually at night when my physical senses weren't quite so stimulated by noise, light, etc. We get those perceptions trained out of us for the most part, by adults who tell us there are no such things as ghosts, supplying us with "rational" explanations, teaching us about the "real" world. We start to tune it out.

But who tells their cat, "Silly cat, there's no such thing as _____"? We don't socialize our pets into a materialistic worldview, and if we tried, we probably wouldn't get far anyhow. Their perceptions are left intact to develop naturally. In my opinion, that's the essential difference between us and animals. Now, cats can see better in the dark than we can, and elephants learn more about their environments through their amazing sense of smell than we do with our sense of sight; I imagine this may stretch into psychic senses as well. But I think the bottom line is that animals are left to develop naturally.