June 15, 2025
Black Cats, Broken Mirrors, and Bad Omens

From spilled salt and cracked mirrors to cursed cats and creaky ladders, this episode dives deep into the strange and shadowy world of superstitions. Why do we still knock on wood or fear Friday the 13th? Are these just harmless rituals, or echoes of something more paranormal lurking beneath? Join Justin & Erik as they explore the origins of popular superstitions, their ties to the supernatural, and the eerie ways they’ve manifested in our investigations. Don’t walk under a ladder before hitting play—just in case.
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Welcome, Welcome, Well do para Truth Truth? What's up everybody?
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And welcome back to Paratruth Reborn or just welcome if
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you're new with us. This is a pre recorded show
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on more than seven point seven FM, New Orleans and
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United Public Radio Network.
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My name is Eric and I'm Justin.
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Justin. I got a question for you. Do you step
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on cracks or perhaps toss spilled salt over your shoulder?
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I used to not step on cracks, but now I
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don't care the salt over the shoulder. No, I don't,
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but I know plenty that do. Yeah.
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I always thought the tossing the salt over your shoulder
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is kind of a weird thing, Like I get the
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idea behind it, but then you're just making a mess
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that you have to vacuum up later. Right, it doesn't
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make much sense or you get bugs. I don't know.
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The reason I asked you that question, and the reason
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why I asked them that question, folks, is because today
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we are talking about primarily superstitions. You know, A superstition
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is basically a belief or practice that isn't based on
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facts or scientific evidence, and often involving a belief in luck, magic,
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or omens. Essentially, it's a belief that goes beyond what
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we can explain by logic or reason. Now, I personally
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am someone who tends to fall into this whole superstitious believe.
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I tend to like give into it, especially with interest
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of thoughts of the whole obsessive and compulsive nature of
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my mind.
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So it's not easy.
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But growing up, I too used to not step on cracks,
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and it was like a religious thing. I could not
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do it. I never tossed salt over my shoulder, just
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because then it would be things would be dirty. That's
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the only reason. So that's you know.
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But when it walk under ladders, I still don't do
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to still don't do that, Okay, I do now a days.
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It's just easier to walk under one than to go
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around one.
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I will say that it's not because superstition. It's just
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I don't want the ladder to fall on me or
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something from above to fall on my head. That's totally
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more safety than super sillaran.
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What are some other things like I think I would
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or do often like Okay, so when it comes to
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like my obsessive compass of nature, you know, if I
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shut a door or lock something, or turn a light off,
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and I have a negative thought. I think that negative
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thought is like solidified in the energy that I put
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into turning something off or doing something, and so I
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have to repeat it over and over and over again
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until I can clear my mind and turn the lights off,
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lock the doors, whatever, with a clear mind or with
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a positive thought. So that is often a struggle for me.
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Even when I don't want to give into the superstition,
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I still naturally give into them, and a lot of
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people out there do. Superstition is one of those things
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that is very highly regarded around the world, and especially
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in American culture, which you're going to learn pretty soon here.
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So really, let's begin with just the ancient origins of superstitions. Now,
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many common superstitions, like the belief in bad luck after
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breaking a mirror or knocking on wood, can be traced
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back to ancient cultures. For example, the Romans believed that
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breaking a mirror meant damaging was reflection, thus harming their soul.
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The practice of knocking on wood, typically done to ward
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off bad fortunes or tempting fate, is believed to stem
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from the ancient pagan beliefs that spirits were thought to
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reside in trees. Therefore, knocking on trees or wood was
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done to call upon the tree spirits for protection and
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good luck. And we'll see, like a lot of these
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superstitions do have a basis in the supernatural to begin with,
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or the spiritual, but there's also some common sense ones
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as well.
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Well. And something that is I found fascinating getting the
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research for this was that it all stems from you know,
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ancient culture, which a lot of the stuff we talk
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about today vampires, where wolves, you know that kind of
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stuff stems from that too.
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So well. While then there's of course the religious influences
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regarding the superstitions, as some superstitions are linked to religious
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beliefs and practices, though they may have evolved independently from
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the religious practice itself. For instance, the superstition of saying
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bless you after someone sneezes may have originated from the
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early belief that one could expel their soul through the sneeze,
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while others believe the term originated as a form of
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prayer to protect sneezer or the sneezing person from illness
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or plague. Now on top of that, there's also the
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psychologic sorry the psychology of belief, in which superstitions can
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also be seen as a way for individuals to feel
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more in control of situations such as I deal with
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my OCD or to cope with uncertainty or fear. Finally,
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there's cultural universality versus cultural specificity specificity. I hate long words,
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difficult words, as you all know, cultural universality suggests that
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certain traits, behaviors, or elements are shared across all cultures,
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regardless of geographic location or hysterical period. On the other hand,
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cultural specificity basically emphasizes the unique practices, traditions, and beliefs
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that distinguish different cultures from one another.
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Now, something that I found super fascinating about this is
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the poll that we did for you all to chime
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in what superstitions you believe in or practice. So we'll
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get into that later. But the classic superstitions that are
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explored here are just some of the more common ones.
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And so I know you don't follow this because you
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already have two black cats, but they're the superstition of
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black cats bringing bad luck. It has roots in various
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historical and cultural contexts. While some cultures view them as
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symbols of good luck. The association with bad luck in
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many Western traditions stems from the Middle Ages and is
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linked to associations with witches and demons. Early lore suggests
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that black cats were often recognized as the familiars of witches,
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which we've talked about on here, basically demonic anaitis that
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granted a witch her power. Now, black cats, at least
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in North American culture, are very very are also viewed
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as bad omen should one cross your path. The superstition
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also extends to black dogs. However, in many cultures around
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the world, black cats are regularly regarded as good luck
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and wards against dark or evil spirits. Now, I know
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the belief about the black dogs, and we've kind of
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talked about black dogs on here, but growing up, I
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don't think in any of these superstitions that our family
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recognized or practiced in the black dogs were a thing.
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It was always the black cats.
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Right, Yeah, black cats have notoriously been much more regarded
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in the superstitions black dogs. Obviously, it's not really so
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much American. We kind of see the black dogs happening
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more in Europe, more prominent, more prominent than black cats
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per se, but also black cats and other places around
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the world tend to be seen as good luck and
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good omens. The whole bad luck bad omen thing is
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much more North American than anything and for some reason,
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I don't know what it is, but Americans like to
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make everything darker and scarier for some reason. But yeah,
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it's still very interesting that people are using the color
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of fur on these animals to associate them with what
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is represented as evil or dark.
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Yeah, and now correct me if I'm wrong. But didn't
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you find out that or see an article about that.
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It kind of wasn't in the Middle Ages that it
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was practiced or believed that the cats were causing like
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the black pagan and stuff.
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stop sorry, sorry, my cat's chewing on my book. I
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will say that black cats are not bad luck, but
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they are nuances. They're not a little sob yes, so yeah.
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I was doing research on the Black plague every so
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every once in a while I tend to take a
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interest of mine and I research it over again. And
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in this case, I decided to look up the black
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plague and do some deeper dives, some more deeper dives
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to see what's changed because there's always new evidence coming out,
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you believe it or not, a lot of these historical
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events that are hundreds of years old are still being
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studied today, and so there's always new material coming out
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on these subject matters. Now, one of the superstitions are
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one of the beliefs was that the black plague was
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started because there was a fear longer back into thirteen hundreds.
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They believed that witches were very prominent in black cats.
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Cats in general, but primarily black cats were therefore the
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familiars of witches, and so the Europeans went around and
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killed a ton of cats, burning them and drowning them
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and all the stuff. As a result, these rats started
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to manifest more and more around people, and eventually, due
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to carrying the plague or the fleas on them that
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carried the plague in particular, started getting around food sources,
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started biting people. And yeah, it was basically like, well,
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how ironic, right, you kill all the cats? The cats
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would normally kill the rats, But there's no cats or
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the rats spread That of course, is just folklore. In reality,
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there the cats were not.
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Searched out and killed.
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I'm not saying there weren't cats that were killed at
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some point or another, but it wasn't like a mass
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killing of cats during those times. Instead, it just happened
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that these rats grew ever more popular and found their
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way onto the streets, probably looking for food sources, and
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despite having cats around to kind of limit that the
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structure of the rats, they ended up just happening to
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get to people and that things spread. And in fact,
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both cats and dogs were also subject to the Black Plague.
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So there were cats and dogs dying just the same
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as humans were, and they were being buried and burned
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or whatever next to these dead people, not burned alive
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or anything, but it was after they would pass away
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these animals. Livestock was also very prominently killed during the
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Black Plague as well. So this disease had really no
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particular interest in one person or being. It was just out,
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you know, picking out everybody basically.
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Yeah, so that I think as we were in history class, uh,
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it was it was told to us that it was
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they blamed the black cat for the plague and so
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they were killed. So it is fascinating that this this
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information is always changing. Same thing with like the velocity
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of Roanoke. They're discovering more and more now compared to
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when we first did the story.
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Well, it's wild because, like I mean, I heard the
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same thing like you and I did a whole story
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on the Black Plague, an episode on the plague, and
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that was one of the prominent things that we featured,
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where these cats that were being killed and that's why
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it spread. Now I'm not saying that. All I'm saying
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is basically the evidence that is currently being used, which
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is often dug up through our our college archaeology or
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like manuscripts that are found hitting away for hundreds of
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years that people are suddenly finding and seeing, you know,
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new information. Uh, it's just like this new info is
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kind of enlightening us, showing us more. And I'm you know,
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it doesn't mean that there weren't cats killed because of
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the witch trials and that didn't play some sort of
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effect onto the plague itself, but it would seem that
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cats and other creatures that were considered familiars were not
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actually what it's it called, like soloed out as a
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particular creature to be killed and that's what resulted in
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the plague. But it does make a fascinating story. I
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will say, like when.
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They should have just zeroed in on the rats instead
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of the cats, because rats are known to be familiars too.
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That is, that's true. But it's a lot harder to
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find a rat than it is to find a cat.
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That was very true, all right. So the next one
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on our list here is broken mirrors. Now, I will
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say that for a very long time. Again, it's not
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so much now, But when I was younger, whenever a
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mirror would break, I would always say, well, there's seven
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years of bad luck now broken mirrors. This superstition, like
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I said, brings seven years bad luck. As ancient roots,
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as Eric mentioned earlier, particularly in Roman times, the Romans
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believe the mirrors reflected one's soul and that the gods
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used these images to see into one's inner identity, and
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therefore breaking a mirror would be disrespectful to the gods
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and hence bad luck would ensue. The Romans also believed
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that the body and soul renewed themselves every seven years,
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and therefore breaking a mirror would have a negative outcome
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on the individual until the seven year period was over
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and the souls were The superstition of a broken mirror
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doesn't end there, though, they're sort of belief that though
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a broken mirror still reflects one's image and therefore their soul,
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it would reflect it in a corrupted or distorted way,
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which I've actually seen that in a broken mirror, depending
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on how bad it's been broken. Finally, there's the ever
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present belief that a mirror can act as a protective
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barrier between the physical and spiritual realms, hence the belief
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in utilizing mirrors when scrying. However, breaking the mirror and
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therefore the barrier between realms could invite negative spirits and
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energies into your life. Now, I will contradict this because
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in recent years it's been believed that mirrors are portals
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