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Karthik Karunakaran, Ph.D.

  • Touching or tying a cloth to a tree at a sacred well brings good fortune

    Touching or tying a cloth to a tree at a sacred well brings good fortune

  • If the year begins on a Sunday, it foretells many deaths and bad luck

    If the year begins on a Sunday, it foretells many deaths and bad luck

  • Curing whooping cough by tying a dead mouse around the neck or passing a child under a donkey

    Curing whooping cough by tying a dead mouse around the neck or passing a child under a donkey

  • “Hair of the dog”-placing a dog’s hair on a dog bite will heal it

    “Hair of the dog”-placing a dog’s hair on a dog bite will heal it

  • Putting bread with quicksilver in water will find a drowned body

    Putting bread with quicksilver in water will find a drowned body

  • Stumbling going up stairs foretells a wedding

    Stumbling going up stairs foretells a wedding

  • Passing someone on the stairs is unlucky

    Passing someone on the stairs is unlucky

  • Friday the 13th is unlucky

    Friday the 13th is unlucky

  • Seeing a single magpie brings sorrow; two bring joy-salute or greet magpies to avoid bad luck

    Seeing a single magpie brings sorrow; two bring joy-salute or greet magpies to avoid bad luck

  • Coming across a black cat is lucky if it walks towards you, unlucky if it walks away

    Coming across a black cat is lucky if it walks towards you, unlucky if it walks away

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