Tag: superstition
Why Ancient Civilizations Feared Solar Eclipses
Ancient civilizations often viewed solar eclipses with a mix of awe, fear, and wonder due to their lack of understanding of the celestial phenomena behind…
Theater Superstitions: A Quick Look at Stage Lore
If you thought actors were just about memorizing lines and hitting their marks, think again. The world of thespians is brimming with curious beliefs and…
Why Saving a Drowning Person Was Once Considered a Curse
In a world where acts of heroism and compassion are celebrated, it’s hard to imagine a time when saving a life, especially one teetering on…
Card Game Superstitions Explained
In the enchanting world of card games, where strategy and chance intertwine, a myriad of superstitions float around, adding an extra layer of intrigue to…
1913 Instructions on How to Protect Self From Psychic Vampires
Published in a New Jersey newspaper, 1913, the following article details how to ward off psychic and emotional vampires. The advice is spot-on for self-protection…
The Enchanted Hazel: A Journey Through Myths and Folk Beliefs
Hazel branches carry stories of magic, divinity, and wisdom. This blog post embarks on a fascinating journey to explore the multifaceted roles of hazel rods…
Strange foot beliefs from the late 1800s
From arched feet to reading the soles of your shoes, the late 1800s held some strange beliefs about feet. Look at Your Foot It is…
15 Relevant Ghost Superstitions You Should Know
The world is full of ghost superstitions, and no civilization was immune to thoughts of life after death, restless spirits, and unresolved issues. For this…
8 Pumpkin Superstitions and Folk Beliefs
The pumpkin is an ancient symbol of the autumn harvest. It symbolizes abundance and family prosperity. It is also a modern symbol of Halloween, Samhain,…
12 Intriguing Axe Superstitions From Long Ago
Being one of the earliest tools made by humans, various superstitions and beliefs have arisen surrounding them. Early axes were originally made from stone and…
