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Chinese New Year is a time for celebration and good fortune. One of the most important aspects of this festive season is the food that is eaten. Certain dishes have symbolic meanings and are believed to bring luck and prosperity …
Are you curious about the items that are believed to bring good luck? Whether you’re superstitious or simply interested in different cultural traditions, good luck charms have always fascinated people around the world. From symbols and objects to personalized charms, …
In the ninth installment of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, a volcanic rock is introduced that is believed to bring fortune and wealth to its owner. This concept of volcanic rock being associated with good luck is similar to the idea of …
Sailors have long held superstitions and traditions to bring good luck and avoid bad luck at sea. These beliefs, rooted in nautical folklore, have been passed down through generations. From lucky charms to observing omens, sailors have developed their own …
Have you ever wondered if wearing your underwear inside out could bring you good luck? It may sound like a strange superstition, but many people believe that flipping their undergarments can turn their fortunes around. In this article, we will …
The Philippines is a country with a rich history of colonization, which has influenced its customs and traditions, including beliefs about good luck. The Filipino culture is a mix of Animist, pre-colonial beliefs with Hindu-Buddhist influences, as well as Christian …
According to folklore and cultural beliefs, black cats are often associated with good luck. In Asian cultures, including Japan and China, all cats, including black cats, are seen as symbols of good luck and prosperity. They are believed to protect …
Eating certain foods on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day has long been believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the upcoming year. These food traditions vary across different cultures and countries. Let’s explore the traditional foods that …
In the theater world, there are various superstitions and traditions surrounding the act of wishing someone good luck for a play rehearsal. It is considered bad luck to say “good luck” directly, and instead, performers use phrases like “break a …