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The owl often is seen as bad luck and connected to the darker side of magic. The bird has a rich mythological and folklore history.
By Barb Hopkins
Some myths say crows are bad luck, but other stories describe them as heroes.
By Janet Grischy
Luck is a state of mind, but for many Friday the 13th is a potential jinx. See what our research has uncovered regarding this cultural fear.
By Conny Manero
Multiple factors cause people to believe in superstitions.
By Simon Wright
People have been plagued by bad luck superstitions for centuries. Thus, remedies and charms for warding off bad luck have evolved, with many people fully participating, even if they know better.
By Jennifer Maughan
Most Chinese superstitions are geared toward happiness and goodness as opposed to death or bad luck.
By Helen Polaski
People still tend to believe in common superstitions despite all the technological and scientific advances in today's world. Performing little rituals or honoring good or bad luck omens can give people a sense of control in their lives.
By Jennifer Maughan
Elizabethan superstitions reflect the fears and beliefs of British citizens in the 1500s and early 1600s. These superstitions blend pagan traditions and international folk tales with seemingly supernatural explanations of events.
By Jennifer Maughan
Filipino superstitions are colorful and ingrained into the traditions of the Philippines.
By Helen Polaski
Friday the 13th superstitions are among the most pervasive of all bad-luck beliefs. Learning about the history and evolution of Friday the 13th may relieve people and allow them to face their phobia.
By Jennifer Maughan
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