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Pakistani Superstitions
Riding a bear or wearing bear hair can cure whooping cough and protect from the evil eye
Seeing ants carrying food into a house is a sign of prosperity; ants leaving mean impending loss
A person born under the influence of Mangal (Mars) or Shani (Saturn) must follow specific rituals to avoid misfortune
Charity and animal sacrifice are performed to ward off evil and black magic
Mental illness is sometimes blamed on possession by jinn or shaitan
Children and young girls are especially vulnerable to the evil eye and black magic
Holding a friend’s hand or spitting three times when a black cat crosses your path can avert misfortune
Owls and vultures are omens of desolation or bad luck
Seeing two magpies is considered good luck
Consuming dairy products with seafood causes skin diseases
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