Bull Superstitions
The Unrivaled Lightning Immunity It’s an age-old belief that lightning won’t strike a bull. Why? Well, it’s thought to be their way of standing out in the animal kingdom, almost like they’ve got an...
The Unrivaled Lightning Immunity It’s an age-old belief that lightning won’t strike a bull. Why? Well, it’s thought to be their way of standing out in the animal kingdom, almost like they’ve got an...
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...
Early Morning Barks and Bad Omens Beware the early-morning barker! According to superstition, running into a noisy dog at the crack of dawn spells bad luck. It seems not all dogs are morning enthusiasts!...
Indoors Superstitions About Bats Bat Landings and Omens Ever had a bat fall on you? According to superstition, that’s a stroke of luck. However, it takes a dark turn if you bring a bat...
Weather Predictions by Bees Bees have long been regarded as nature’s prophets, providing insights into weather patterns through their behavior. A prevalent belief suggests that the flight patterns of bees can offer clues about...
View Superstitions About Beyond the enigma of black cats, superstitions surrounding cats in general are equally diverse and intriguing. Let’s unravel the tales and beliefs that make cats central figures in folklore. Nine Lives...
Valentine’s Day Superstitions Answer the Question “Whom Will I Marry?” On Valentine’s Day, the first man or woman’s name you read in the paper or hear on the TV or radio will be the...
If the first butterfly you see in the year is white, you will have good luck all year. Three butterflies together mean good luck.
If a bird poops on your head it is good luck. If a bird enters the house there will be a death in the family. A Robin flying into the house is good luck....