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Originally Posted by Gareth
thx for the nod to the Knights of the round...Guerrehet, or beaumain some say. Love king Arthur mythology, true king of england. Would blow your mind too 2 know my surname is native to Cornwall, king Arthur land. :)
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Ha-ha, great reply.
Very cool details there, nice. Yes, one has to understand Dark Age superstitions are mired in racist, sexist, paterarchial and/or fear-based belief-nonsense.
Now, as for animals seemingly appearing and disappearing... supersensible events happen all the time. Knowledge is understanding that supersensible happenings are quite real and can be investiged on a soul-spirit level. Which is an entirely different thing than belief in idle, mundane superstition. The cat for example could be any color and it could still be a supersensible happening. Meaning, the fact it is a black cat specifically does not portend an evil omen or some such thing.
It's the same thing as the difference between using astrology as a love-and-fame fortune-telling device (superstition), verses using it for birth chart purposes to work out planetary influences (soul-spirit knowledge).