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Karthik Karunakaran, Ph.D.

  • If you accidentally step on someone’s foot, let them step on yours to avoid future conflict

    If you accidentally step on someone’s foot, let them step on yours to avoid future conflict

  • If your right hand itches, you’ll receive money; if your left hand itches, you’ll pay money

    If your right hand itches, you’ll receive money; if your left hand itches, you’ll pay money

  • Never leave empty bottles on the table—place them on the floor

    Never leave empty bottles on the table—place them on the floor

  • Don’t sit at the corner of a table if you’re unmarried, or you’ll never marry

    Don’t sit at the corner of a table if you’re unmarried, or you’ll never marry

  • Spilling salt brings arguments or misfortune

    Spilling salt brings arguments or misfortune

  • Never celebrate a birthday before the actual date—it’s bad luck

    Never celebrate a birthday before the actual date—it’s bad luck

  • Black cats crossing your path bring bad luck

    Black cats crossing your path bring bad luck

  • Sit down briefly before a journey for good luck

    Sit down briefly before a journey for good luck

  • Never shake hands, greet, or pass anything through a doorway or on the threshold—bad luck and invites conflict or spirits

    Never shake hands, greet, or pass anything through a doorway or on the threshold—bad luck and invites conflict or spirits

  • Always give an odd number of flowers to the living; even numbers are for funerals

    Always give an odd number of flowers to the living; even numbers are for funerals

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