You may accept it or reject it, but
you cannot ignore it. Yes we are talking about superstitions. It is not that a
country like India, which is economically poor, but culturally rich than any
rich country in the word, has wide prevalence of superstitious beliefs.
Superstitions are prevalent in almost all countries across the world.
Let's begin with some of the
predominated ancient superstitions that undesirably influence modern man's
rationality.
A
cat crossing your path is a bad sign, if you are starting your day. Hair cut on
Tuesday may provoke God's wrath on you. Opening an umbrella inside the house
will bring bad luck. Breaking mirror may cause you to suffer seven years of
misfortune. Number 13 is unlucky. Cutting nails and shaving after sunset will
make you loss wealth. Fallen hair around the house will bring fight
in your family. Adding one rupee to a gift sum is auspicious.
When it comes to food and dieting, superstitious
beliefs sometime controls our tastes and preferences.
Hereare some of the superstitions associated with food.
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