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Shoes Superstitions

The Bed and Shoes: A Fatal Combination One prevalent superstition warns against placing shoes on the bed, claiming that it will bring about a death in your family. While this may seem like an...

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New Year’s Superstitions About Food

Black-Eyed Peas and Greens In the South, it’s a time-honored tradition to consume black-eyed peas on New Year’s Day. These little legumes are believed to attract general good luck. Additionally, greens like cabbage, collard...

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Dreaming About Cats

View Superstitions About Exploring the Enigmatic World of Cat Dreams Dreaming about Cats: Portents and Prophecies In the realm of dreams, cats emerge as mysterious symbols, triggering a myriad of superstitions and interpretations that...

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Black Cat Superstitions

View Superstitions About Unlocking the Mystique of Black Cats For centuries, black cats have woven a mysterious tapestry of superstitions and folklore. Let’s explore the intricate web of beliefs that surround these feline companions....

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Stairs Superstitions

Stairway to Fate Ascending Romance: Falling Upstairs According to superstition, if you find yourself unexpectedly falling while ascending a staircase, be prepared for a twist of fate in your romantic life. The belief suggests...

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Cinnamon

On the 1st of the month, some people blow cinnamon on their door to invite abundance and prosperity. Unlock Abundance and Prosperity with the Power of Cinnamon Looking to enhance your financial wellness, unlock...

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Ants

If ant hills are high in July, the coming winter will be hard. If ants their walls do frequently build, rain will from the clouds be spilled.

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Winter

When birds migrate early or bees build their nests high in the trees, the winter is going to be awful. The old saying goes: See how high the hornet’s nest, ‘twill tell how high...

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Squirrels

Squirrels gathering nuts in a flurry, Will cause snow to gather in a hurry. A tough winter is ahead if squirrels’ tails are very bushy.

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Water Witching

Folks in Appalachia often practiced a hybrid form of Christianity which marries traditional Biblical teaching with practices and customs that some would see more closely aligned with mysticism and the occult. The results have...