Knocking on Wood Superstition
Knocking on wood is a widespread practice rooted in superstition. We tap our knuckles against a hard surface, often wood, to avert tempting fate or to ensure that we continue to experience good luck....
Knocking on wood is a widespread practice rooted in superstition. We tap our knuckles against a hard surface, often wood, to avert tempting fate or to ensure that we continue to experience good luck....
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...
Legends and magic are associated with willow trees. They symbolise renewal, growth, vitality and immortality in China. The weeping willow is a common sign of mourning. “In Louisiana, when a willow grew large enough...
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...
Do not walk over someone who is lying on the ground, it’s like walking over their grave. When you shiver for no reason, it means someone is walking over the ground where you will...
The keyword “marriage” is tagged in many superstitions on the site. Find those posts HERE Good luck Ukrainian: If it rains on your wedding day you will grow wealthy.Happy is the bride that the...