The superstitions and their short descriptions.

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Mistletoe lore is ancient. It survived winters as an evergreen & was thus seen to heal fertility, vitality, & ailments during mid winter. Greek, medieval, & Norse lore adored it. In the 18thc, the pagan & sacred met to make it a Xmas-time fertile, kissing plant

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For prosperity and good fortune all family members should take a turn in stirring the Christmas pudding. And do remember to stir it from east to west, the direction travelled by the Magi on their journey to visit the baby Jesus.
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🌿❣️🌿Holly's evergreen leaves and scarlet berries are a symbol of enduring life at the darkest time of the year. A Christmas superstition said that saving a sprig of holly from the decorations each winter would protect the house from being struck by lightning.

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🦑Gorgons, & Hydras, & Chimaeras—dire stories of Celaeno & the Harpies—may reproduce themselves in the brain of superstition—but they were there before. They are transcripts, types—the archetypes are in us, & eternal.🎨JUAN SERRANO🦑#HPLovecraft

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In Finland jackdaws who lived in the church towers were believed to be a bringers of the death messages. The omen was especially bad if the bird landed on the roof of the house.

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- Spirits were rulers of the underground kingdom, and they took the souls of the miners who died while working in the mine.
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According to Roman historian Justinus, there
was a sacred mountain in Galicia on which extracting gold with iron instruments was forbidden. But when ⚡ cracked the slopes, exposing the ore vein, gold could be caught, since it was considered a present of the gods.

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The theory which regards the Object as Absolute expresses the point of view of superstition and slavish fear (https://t.co/sQZS4GNftC)

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🌿🌗🌿Hawthorn trees are beloved of the Fae, and it's said that if you sit under one when the veil between the worlds is thin - at Beltane, Midsummer Eve or Samhain - you run the risk of being enchanted or stolen away.

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- To ancient Celts, nature and animals were sacred.
The Tree of Life served as a portal to invisible worlds and a source of sacred knowledge, guarded by the most enlightened ones.
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The Irish god, the Dagda, had 2 pigs, one of which was always growing whilst the other was always roasting, & fruit that were always full of fruit! Perfect! As his "un-dry cauldron" said to be bottomless!🎨Jane Brideson ©Recenseo (pigs), mine

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The Alder Fairy by Cicely Mary Baker

In alder trees are symbols of balance between male and female because they have both catkins on the same branch.

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In Ireland it is unlucky to cut down a lone hawthorn tree. The tree is considered sacred and thought to be a secret meeting place for the “wee folk” or fairies. Leaving a small offering there ensures good fortune from the fairies in return.
🎨Cicely Mary Barker

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🕊️ magpies, crows, and other black birds may be seen as unlucky in america due to misplaced superstition.

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