Tagged: animals

Fish and Fishing

Good luck omens: Putting a coin on a float. Throw back the first fish you catch then you’ll be lucky the whole day fishing. A fish should always be eaten from the head toward...

Owls

To see a white owl during the day is a good omen, it means you are being watched over and guided by someone wise in the spirit world. A typical myth is that if...

Crows

Seeing a single crow is very unlucky. Two crows mean good luck! Three  means health, Four means wealth, Five is sickness & Six mean death! If you see three black crows together that means...

Christmas Superstitions

Christmas Superstitions

Mistletoe should never be brought into the home before New Years Eve. It’s unlucky to take down mistletoe used as a Christmas decoration. Therefore, the dead piece of twig is supposed to stay there...

Wren

Wren

A dead wren in your pocket will keep you safe at sea.

Woodpecker

Woodpecker

Expect a visitor if you hear a woodpecker picking on a tree in your neighborhood.

Ashes

Ashes

See also FIRE In the home: Scattering ashes over the roof of a house protects it against thunder and lightning. Sweeping out ashes on Christmas is bad luck. Sweeping out ashes on a Friday...

Arrow and Archery Superstitions

Arrowheads: Warding Off Evil Eyes Wearing an arrowhead isn’t just a fashion statement; it’s a shield against the evil eye. Across cultures, this small pointed charm is believed to ward off malevolent gazes, offering...

Frogs

Frogs

A frog coming into the house is lucky – some say good luck, some say bad luck. Finding a frog outside is lucky. Touching a frog makes you infertile. Carrying the bones of a...