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Global Curiosities: Uncommon Superstitions
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- 1. Object believed worldwide to protect against evil or bad luck
- 2. Part of a Greek superstition involving shifting patterns for omens
- 3. Animal in Chinese superstition whose year can affect fate
- 4. Five-pointed star symbol often used for protection in mysticism
- 6. Irish symbol often linked to luck and warding off evil
- 8. Certain cultures believe this type of statue foretells death
- 10. Japanese superstition about a bear spirit bringing good fortune
- 11. Slavic witch figure associated with misfortune if seen at night
- 15. Animal or figure believed by indigenous groups to bring protection or luck
- 16. Bird whose number sighted can predict fortune or misfortune in the UK
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- 5. Practice tied to telekinesis and superstition about influencing objects
- 7. Double-headed axe associated with ancient superstitions and rituals
- 9. Stone figure thought to ward off evil spirits on medieval buildings
- 12. Term for causing bad luck often used in Western superstition
- 13. Icelandic fear of being caught in this state during thunder to avoid curses
- 14. In many cultures, these insects indoors are thought to bring luck
- 17. Old English belief about a wild-looking bird signaling bad luck
- 18. Tree associated with magic and superstition in European folklore
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- Explore 20 unusual superstitions from around the world, revealing curious beliefs, rituals, and folklore that shape cultures.