Can Cats See All 9 Dimensions?

Cats have held a supernatural and religious presence across many cultures for thousands of years. Worshipped, ritualized, and demonized over the past 11,000 or so years, it is no wonder an air of superstition surrounds them even to this day. 

Even if we do not worship cats, many cat owners will swear their cat has multiple lives and is psychic, to some degree. 

But can cats see all 9 dimensions? Well, there is no scientific research to determine if, quantum physically speaking, cats can see all 9 dimensions. The claims of inter-dimensional cats are merely personal testimonies.

Some theorize cats have their own dimension, which would require extensive research to find evidence. However, we can explore the possibility of cats seeing and feeling beyond the commonly understood three-dimensional space we inhabit.

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What can cats see and feel beyond the norm?

Those who are privileged to be around cats understand felines are extraordinary creatures. Even more so than we think. Some would argue cats are interdimensional beings.

Cat owners regularly report their feline acting strangely in a certain place in the house, or having a crazy experience while their cat is passing into the afterlife.

Some cats can also predict the weather, death, and other things beyond the norm that a human can see. Let’s find out more about this here.

Good and bad energy

It is known that cats can sense bad energy in others. Cats are great judges of character. They can tell if someone is a “cat person” or not, and they will stay clear of anyone they dislike, or sense does not like them. 

When packing for a trip, many cats will understand when their human is getting ready to leave them. Is it the association of the suitcase with leaving, or is it a psychic ability to read their human?

Sometimes a cat will sense when its owner is coming home. If a cat’s human has been gone for an extended period of time, they might start to act strange for no reason far before their person actually comes home. 

It is also very common to find a pet owner with a story of their cat sensing when they are sick, very sad, or anxious. Some claim a cat has saved their life, coming into the picture at the exact moment they needed emotional support.

Stray cats have been known to wander into a house to provide company for someone they sense needed it, only to disappear as mysteriously as they arrived once their job is done.

Cats have shown they will alert a person that their insulin levels are low and that they need medical assistance. Cats can even predict when someone will die, according to the many real accounts and historical superstitions. 

Did you know cats purr at a frequency that helps to heal our bones, tendons, ligaments, and muscles? They can even provide pain relief.

Cats are on record for curling up next to those who are sick or recovering from a severe illness or simply someone who is worried. They will purr for the sake of the other being, and the frequency is medically therapeutic.

This purring is intentional and meant to heal the one they sense is unwell. 

Natural Disaster

In 1975 Haicheng, China, around 150,000 people were evacuated from an earthquake. The evacuation was ordered in part due to the strange behavior of cats.

Before an earthquake, cats are known to run around and try to get in and out of the house frantically. Seismologists used the cats’ behavior combined with empirical evidence to prepare for the devastating earthquake. 

Studies have begun to demonstrate the accuracy of feline natural disaster prediction. Most of the time, they can sense a coming earthquake of about 6.0 or above, waking up their humans and directing them to safety before any tremors can be felt.

Even before seismologists detect anything.  

Truth or superstition?

Cats have the seemingly supernatural ability to detect subtle environmental changes indicating a natural disaster or bad storm. When a storm is about to break, cats feel a change in the atmospheric pressure by their inner ear or can smell the coming rain or the ozone gas from lightning. 

Many people over history have believed wholeheartedly that their cat can predict the weather. Farmers and sailors only a few generations ago would take heed of the animal’s actions around them.

When a cat sneezes, it meant a hail storm was coming. Rain would begin if a cat stared out the window or lay down in the “loaf” position. If a cat has its back to the fire, a cold spell is coming. 

These rules of thumb were mixed with a lot of superstition and a lack of scientific understanding. But it was important to listen to these signals in case they had truth to them.

They could prevent getting lost in a storm or crop loss. 

Even if they can’t predict the weather, cats are proven to be more sensitive to natural, and maybe supernatural, goings-on. 

The Supernatural 

Unsurprisingly, felines were deified in Ancient Egypt. Cats were essential to rodent control and, therefore, survival, so they became revered.

For example, embalmed cats were placed in the tombs of pharaohs. The cat goddess Bastet was, and is still, worshipped. 

Cats, throughout history, continued to be associated with the supernatural. They were thought to be the familiars of witches just a couple of hundred years ago, and today used as a trope in literature and film.

This perceived association is thanks to a sudden turn in Medieval Europe where cats were perceived as a materialization of the devil.

People would torture and kill them in the misunderstanding that cats were evil and carrying the plague. Many people in the United States still, unfortunately, believe that they will have bad luck if a black cat crosses their path.

Halloween is an especially unsafe time to be a stray black cat.  

Children, cats, and dogs are all known to be closer to the spiritual world than adult humans. It is common for owners to find their cat hissing or growling at nothing in the house, chasing invisible things, or always acting weird in a particular spot.

Some think this means their cat is experiencing paranormal activity. 

This could be explained as the ultraviolet spectrum that cats can see. We can’t see UV light and so would not understand when our cat chases an ultraviolet ray across the room.

But why do we also feel a chill in the spot where our cat freaks out? Why have cats been found to act especially strange in the same place someone has died?

Cats are known to reappear after death as well. There are famous ghost cats across the world, such as the Demon Cat that haunts the government buildings in Washington, D.C., or Morris the ghost cat at the Crescent Hotel and Spa in Arkansas.

Or the various ghost cats in Europe from the tradition of bricking up two live cats in a new building to bring good luck and protect against fire. 

There are numerous accounts of cats not just seeing ghosts but being ghosts. That is about as supernatural and 9th-dimension as it gets.  

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How to tap into your cat’s supernatural powers

It is likely that the “ghost” your cat watches is a strange UV light phenomenon and not a supernatural one.

But too many have serious claims of their cat sensing and interacting with ghosts, or actually being a ghost, to flat-out dismiss the possibility of a ghostly encounter. 

Pet psychics exist, and pet owners tend to love them. This can be a great way to connect with your cat’s supernatural abilities. Cats have seeming telepathy of their own which pet psychics say they can tap into. 

No matter how you slice it, cats are sensitive creatures known for being connected to potential other dimensions we only glimpse. 

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How to properly worship your household demigod

While seeing a pet psychic might be a start, cats deserve all the love and understanding in the world.

Cats pretty much domesticated themselves, finding humans a great source of rodents and other potential food, but it seems as though they were created just for us. 

We owe them our love and affection, even worship, just for existing. Plenty of toys, wet food, crunchy treats, many cuddly thrones, and the run-of-the-house are the only ways to treat cats as the goofball demigods they are. 

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Final Thoughts

We might never know if cats can see all 9 dimensions, but it seems likely given their history. It is nearly impossible to deny the spiritual aspect of felines. Even if they are not actual demigods, they should be treated as sacred.

Not only can they help to mend our hurt bodies and minds, but they are also often able to predict natural disasters as well as sickness or death in humans.

It is commonly held that cats share a connection to other worlds and can see beyond our three-dimensional (four, if we include time) world. Only more research into other dimensions and feline behavior will tell us more. 

There are many witch familiars and demigods waiting for a loving home. Adopt one today and take note of their strange behaviors. Perhaps you will witness them jump into another dimension.