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Indian Superstitions
If milk boils over during a ritual, it is a sign of prosperity
Sacrificing animals and interpreting their reactions is used to predict omens in some communities
Do not start a new venture on certain days like Tuesdays or Saturdays, as they are considered inauspicious
Spilling oil or turmeric at the threshold is considered unlucky
Taking a bath after attending a funeral is necessary to ward off evil
Do not go near or sleep under a peepal tree at night, as it is believed to be haunted by spirits
Seeing one mynah bird brings bad luck, but seeing two brings good luck
Never pronounce your husband’s name, as it may bring him harm (for married women)
Adding one rupee to a monetary gift brings good fortune
If your head or feet hit the threshold while leaving home, it is a bad omen and you should not proceed
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