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Spider Superstitions

Spider’s Luck: Weavers and Prosperity Symbolism and Money Matters Spiders aren’t just eight-legged critters; they carry symbols of luck, especially for weavers and spinners. Their name itself comes from “spin,” hinting at their association...

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Spit Over Your Shoulder

In various corners of the globe, spitting over your shoulder isn’t just a casual gesture; it’s a centuries-old practice rooted in superstitions that weave through cultural tapestries. Kyrgyzstan: Guarding Hopes with a Spit In...

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Shadow Superstitions

Have you ever thought about the shadows we cast? Some believe these mere reflections of ourselves on walls or pavements hold power and meaning. Throughout history, shadows have been much more than simple silhouettes....

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Silverware and Kitchen Utensils

Blades Crossed: A Cut Above Bad Luck In the realm of kitchen superstitions, the arrangement of knives takes center stage. It’s believed to be bad luck if you spot knives with their blades crossed,...

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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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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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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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How To Make It Snow Superstitions

Snowflakes and Superstitions: The Secrets to Overnight Snow Winter’s charm often comes with the magical touch of snow, transforming the world into a glistening wonderland. While meteorology explains the scientific intricacies of snowfall, there...

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"Sanpaku-gan" (三白眼) or "three whites eyes"

Original Post here:  http://kotaku.com/5935597/can-this-eye-superstition-determine-your-fate-probably-not Literally, "sanpaku-gan" (三白眼) translates to "three whites eyes". It refers to how the human eye can be divided up. Sanpaku is when you can see three whites: on the left...

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Brooms and Sweeping Superstitions

Bewitched Brooms and Sweeping Superstitions Broom Bedlam: Leaning Brooms and Bed Spells One of the most common beliefs surrounding brooms and sweeping is not to lean a broom against a bed. The evil spirits...