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I FINALLY MADE AN OC she’s an unlucky black cat who believes in all the superstitions and is really good a making curses #sonicoc
"... and a star to steer her by" (John Masefield)
A more recent sailors' superstition has it that a tattoo of a compass rose or the North Star helps to guide you safe an sound back home again
🎨 Aivazovsky (1849)
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In Spain on New Year's Eve, it's said that you should eat a dozen grapes one by one at the stroke of midnight to symbolize each month of the year. If the grape is sweet,that particular month will be a good one.If sour, it's going to be a bad month.🎨Noah Verrier.
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The pomegranate is a lucky fruit. Always make a wish before you eat it, and soon it will come true.✨
from Encyclopedia of Superstitions, Folklore, and the Occult Sciences
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It was once believed that if you dig under mugwort on Midsummer Eve, you will find a coal which would protect you from plague, carbuncles, lightning, a mild form of malaria & burning. Mugwort collected at Midsummer also protects against evil spirits & possession #SuperstitionSat
If the first butterfly of the season you see is yellow then it is said to mean that the summer will be warm and sunny. #SuperstitionSat
To ward off evil on the summer solstice, wear garlands of flowers to prevent evil spirits from overtaking you, and especially St. John's wort. Adapted to Christianity, this superstition supposedly has pagan origins. #FairytaleTuesday
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@KuroshiVT Hi there, My names Maji! I’m a naïve little Wizard but don’t think little of me, I know a powerful spell or two! I have widespread knowledge of many useless facts and superstitions. You can always rely on my Magic if you need help! …as long as I get something to eat afterwards!
Michaelmas Superstition - if the breast bones of the goose are brown after roasting the following winter should be mild, but if the bones are white or have a slight blue hue the the winter will be severe.
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"...the raven is Satan’s own bird; so also is the water wagtail, yet beware of killing it, for it has three drops of the devil’s blood in its little body, and ill-luck ever goes with it, and follows it" quoth Lady Wilde in "Ancient Legends of Ireland" (1887)
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As the summer solstice nears, so does June’s Strawberry Moon. The berry is native to North America & only went to Europe in the colonial era. Indigenous peoples named the moon for the fruit’s brief season. The moon is seen as a time of love, luck & prosperity 🍓 #SuperstitionSat
A very common Superstition in America is…
Bad News Comes In Threes
Bad news always seem to come in 3s. When a tragedy happens, people wait to see what the next 2 will be. Why 3? What is the significance? Is it random? Or a self-fulfilling prophecy?…
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“The great live squid, which, they say, few whale-ships ever beheld, and returned to their ports to tell of it.” (Melville)
Once upon a time, in the waters near Bikini at new moon.
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On the Pacific coast, a charm of coconut leaves plaited into the shape of a shark was hung up to prevent thieves. If a thief ignored it, they would be eaten by a real shark...
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According to Hawaiian superstition, if you see an old woman sitting on the side of the road, you should offer her food and drink. The woman is likely to be the volcano goddess Pele, shape-shifted into the form of an elderly person.
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I reject all that superstition
and choose You alone as my Lord and Savior.
Fill me with Your Holy Spirit.
I further forgive myself for taking Your name in vain,
not worshipping You by attending church,
for hurting my parents, getting drunk, fornication,
adultery, homosexuality.