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Karthik Karunakaran, Ph.D.
Running around St. Andrews-on-the-Red in Manitoba three times at midnight will make you disappear
Blessing a new home with smoldering sage wards off evil spirits (First Nations tradition)
Picking blackberries after October 11 in Alberta is bad luck, as the devil has claimed them
Eating fish from the head downward (or widest part first for a filet) brings good luck
Taking three sips of water in the name of the Trinity cures hiccups
Dreams go by opposites (what you dream is the opposite of what will happen)
Knocking on wood prevents jinxing or bad luck
Finding a four-leaf clover brings good luck
Seeing a black cat is believed to bring bad luck
Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky day
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