Superstitions

NO....there is no such thing as bad luck.

because it is belived that Jesus died on that day. and the Romans think it is a day of destruction.

Friday the thirteenth is considered to be unlucky because it is the day that the Roman Catholic Church chose to murder/assassinate every single member and supporter of the Knights Templar. They very nearly succeeded in making the entire Order of the Knights Templar extinct.

But despite all of this, ya'll shouldn't be hatin' all up on Friday the thirteenths

Zombies kill by infecting their "meal" with there zombie carring pathogen found in the blood, saliva, or other bodily fluids.

Possibly because they were religious. People who are not religious do not normally believe in superstitions.

it means you have a lot on your mind and your brain was active during the night so it didn't get much rest the dream was just the dream you would usually have just that night subconsciously you were busy thinking

A itchy pinky finger does not have a superstition. The only finger with one is a ring finger it means marriage in your future.

If a stray dog howls at you, you will die soon.

This is a myth and a black cat is not bad luck.

Its believed that a ruby brings a 100 years of bad luck and that you will grow rubies in your back.

To some extent yes. I think we are all have a little superstition in us, but when it begins to replace reasoning and science then it has gone overboard.

In the 1940s, a behavioural psychologist named B.F. Skinner developed theories about superstition based on his studies of pigeons, and scientists today continue to use his theories to explain superstition in humans. According to Skinner's theory, people come to believe in superstitions through a "reinforcement schedule": they come to see two events as related because they appear related in that person's experience, even though the events may well only be occurring together for coincidental reasons.

For example, if you eat salmon three times, and three times you get sick, you might come to believe you are allergic to salmon even though, in fact, you may be allergic to some other contextual detail -- such as the preservatives used on the salmon -- and not the salmon itself. Faced with this problem, you might take a comprehensive elimination diet test and determine the true cause, or (more likely) you may simply avoid salmon for the rest of your life because of your superstition, even though you would be perfectly safe to eat salmon caught fresh from the stream.

Simply put, superstitions start in human ignorance, and they end in science.

Yes, it is bad luck to kill a lady bird as they are a sacred perished nearly extinct and are as near to god as we are ever going to get. Amen

It is not any kind of omen.

People knocking on wood is a superstitious act. People think that they say something bad and then knock on wood, it will not happen to them.

Knives are said to be a dangerous gift... It is believed one must purchase a knife to safely use it. When giving a knife as a gift, ask the recipient to give you a penny and they will be safe.

It is believed that by giving a knife as a gift the relationship between the giver and recipient may be severed. To prevent this, the recipient should give the person who gave them the knife payment in return. Sometimes a penny or other coin will be presented along with the knife and returned back to the person giving the gift.

It is believed that when smoke follows you it means that some thing evil is lingering around you.

In ancient cultures, the umbrella represented royalty and power. African royalty for instance first used umbrellas to shield themselves from the hot rays of the sun. To open one in the shade was an insult to the Sun God. The superstition about it being bad luck to open an umbrella indoors may have originated because people saw it as an act that insulted the spirits of the household by implying their protection was inadequate.

Despite modern life, superstitions can still have a powerful affect on people and there are many who will avoid crossing people on stairs, walking under ladders breaking mirrors and many who will still carry a good luck charm.

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No. This symbol has no connection with superstitious luck.

It depends who you ask. I, being a science person and not believing in superstition, say that breaking a mirror is not bad luck, unless your parents get mad at you.

The left. It is said the devil sits over your left shoulder, spilling salt is supposed to bring bad luck upon yourself, and trowing the salt over your left shoulder therefore "blinding" the devil so he doesn't know who to bring the bad luck on.

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