Tag: superstition

The ancient tradition of creating corn dollies offers a unique window into our ancestral past. These female figures, carefully crafted from the final sheaf of…

Ever since the dawn of civilization, humans have found comfort and fascination in the humble stones beneath our feet. These seemingly ordinary pebbles have served…

Opal, a mesmerizing gemstone known for its kaleidoscopic colors and mysterious allure, has been the source of superstitions and folkloric beliefs for centuries. These cultural…

From washing your face with morning dew to wearing white, these superstitions have been passed down through generations and are still practiced in some parts…

Photographs have long been used in love magic and death spells. In fact, I’ve known many old timers who were very much against having their…

Penny superstitions and folk beliefs have been around for centuries and continue to intrigue people to this day. Whether it’s finding a penny on the…

Dandelions are more than just pesky weeds that pop up in our gardens and lawns. These vibrant yellow flowers have been revered for their medicinal…

Corn is an integral part of many cultures and cuisines worldwide. It has been cultivated and consumed for thousands of years and has even become…

Why do we knock on trees and wood, and why are we compelled to knock on doors three times? Here is a look at some…

The rainbow has played a significant role in symbolism and mythology across cultures, representing hope, diversity, unity, good luck, transformation, and life’s journey. Its vibrant…