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Karthik Karunakaran, Ph.D.
If you find yourself between two people with the same name, make a wish
If your ears ring, someone is talking about you—guess which ear and make a wish if correct
If you trip on your left leg and were born on an odd day (or right leg on an even day), ask someone to slap your hand to avoid bad luck
If a woman with empty water buckets approaches, it’s a bad omen
If a chicken crows at you three times before noon, a family member may die soon
Don’t go to the bathhouse after midnight—danger from spirits
Never pour drinks into a mug and leave it overnight—demons may visit
Never clean the house until a traveling guest has reached their destination
If you drop bread or crumbs, you risk poverty and hunger
Never walk under a two-legged pole
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