El Gato Demoníaco del Folclore Escocés - Cat-sìth
En las leyendas celtas de Escocia, el Cat-sìth era un enorme gato negro vinculado a la brujería y al mundo de los muertos. Se decía que podía robar el alma de los difuntos antes de su paso al más allá. Durante el Samhain, sin embargo, un simple cuenco de leche dejado en la puerta podía convertir a esta temida criatura en portadora de buena suerte.#historia #mitología Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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