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In some beliefs, a spider crawling on you means money is coming your way.
🕷️ Let it walk... don’t squish your fortune.

One of the oldest Western superstitions:
Breaking a mirror brings 7 years of bad luck.

Still scared to this day?

In Brazil, placing your purse on the floor is said to drain your finances.
💸 Lift your luck!

In India, a black cat crossing your path is considered a bad omen.
Not everyone agrees cats are cute.

In parts of Africa and Asia, a twitching left eye is seen as a bad omen, while the right eye signals good news.
👁️ Which side’s jumping today?

Some believe that sneezing three times in a row means someone is gossiping about you.

🗣️ Achoo = someone’s spilling your secrets?

In Russia, sitting at the corner of a table means you might never get married.

Romance takes the middle seat.

Superstition says: if a bird poops on you, it's a sign of unexpected good luck.
💩 Still gross though.

In the Philippines, sweeping at night might sweep away your fortune.

✅ Clean with caution!

In Haiti, whistling at night can attract evil spirits.
🎵 Some tunes are best left unsung after dark.

Remember this childhood superstition?
Step on a crack, break your mother’s back.

💬 Silly rhyme… or strange omen?

In Japan, sleeping with your head facing north is said to invite bad luck—it's the way bodies are laid at funerals.

🛏️ Direction matters.

In many cultures, whistling at night is believed to attract evil spirits.
🕯️ Spooky soundtrack, or spirit invitation?

In Turkey, chewing gum at night is believed to turn into the flesh of the dead.

According to old folklore, an itchy nose means you're about to get into a fight.

👃 Could be anger... or allergies?

Superstition says if your palm itches, money is coming.
Question is… which hand should we be scratching?

💬 Ever heard this one before?

The Most Absurd #Beliefs People Actually Follow

Why do so many people still cling to beliefs that defy #logic, #evidence, and basic #commonsense?

In this video, we dive deep into some of the most #bizarre, #irrational, and downright #absurd beliefs that millions around the world still take seriously — from ancient #superstitions and #magicalthinking to modern-day #religiousdoctrines that contradict #reality.