Written by Superstitions on 07 February 2010
In Korea, on the day when you have a big test, you are not supposed to wash your hair. People believe when they wash their hair, their memories are cleaned by the water. Consequently, people think they won’t be able to remember what they studied.
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Written by Superstitions on 27 October 2009
Ukrainians believe that if you have the hiccups, someone is thinking of you.
Cures:
Take a straw from the broom break it in half burn each end and place it on the top of your head in the shape of a cross to cure the hiccups.
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Written by Superstitions on 26 October 2009
Halloween derives its name from the fact that in the Christian calendar it occurs the day before ‘All Saints’ or All Hallows’ Day. It was the last night of the old year according to the ancient calendar of the Celts. On that night it was said that the witches, hobgoblins, warlocks, and other evil spirits
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Written by Superstitions on 26 October 2009
An uncovered bald head will bring rain.
If you shave your head on a Saturday, you will always be in debt.
You shouldn’t wash your hair the day before a test.
If you ever cut your hair at the waning of the moon, it won’t grow luxuriantly.
Hair cut off should always be burned; it is unlucky to throw
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Written by Superstitions on 26 October 2009
Fingers Crossed: By making the sign of the Christian faith with our fingers, evil spirits would be prevented from destroying our chances of good fortune.
Hands:
If the palm of your right hand is itchy, then it foretells that money is coming to you, but don’t scratch it as that stops the money from coming!
If it’s your
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