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Singaporean Superstitions

  • Do not pick up random objects or money from the street during Hungry Ghost month or you may bring a ghost home

    Do not pick up random objects or money from the street during Hungry Ghost month or you may bring a ghost home

  • Do not step on offerings, joss sticks, or burnt paper on the ground or spirits will be offended

    Do not step on offerings, joss sticks, or burnt paper on the ground or spirits will be offended

  • Some hardcore gamblers believe in toyol or spirit helpers kept through black magic to win money

    Some hardcore gamblers believe in toyol or spirit helpers kept through black magic to win money

  • Car plate numbers and 4D numbers can bring luck, so people watch for auspicious numbers after events or accidents

    Car plate numbers and 4D numbers can bring luck, so people watch for auspicious numbers after events or accidents

  • Never tap a gambler’s shoulder or you will “extinguish” the protective flames and cause them to lose

    Never tap a gambler’s shoulder or you will “extinguish” the protective flames and cause them to lose

  • If you hear your name called at night, turn your whole body, not just your head, or your “third eye” may open

    If you hear your name called at night, turn your whole body, not just your head, or your “third eye” may open

  • Cover mirrors in the bedroom at night so spirits cannot come through or disturb your soul

    Cover mirrors in the bedroom at night so spirits cannot come through or disturb your soul

  • Do not sing at night or snakes or ghosts will come

    Do not sing at night or snakes or ghosts will come

  • Do not cut your nails at night or you will shorten your life or attract spirits

    Do not cut your nails at night or you will shorten your life or attract spirits

  • Do not point directly at the moon or your ear will be cut or scarred

    Do not point directly at the moon or your ear will be cut or scarred

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