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rational thinking vs traditional beliefs
Whistling indoors is said to summon evil spirits or bad luck
Never return borrowed salt directly into the hand; it brings quarrels
If hens lay eggs on Sundays, it is considered unlucky
The first visitor to your home on New Year’s Day determines your fortune for the year
Cutting your nails at night invites bad luck or evil spirits
Do not gift shoes, or the recipient might walk out of your life
Brides should wear “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” for good luck in marriage
If you see six mynah birds together, it means you will receive money
Seeing meteors, jackals howling, or deer crossing your path from the left are considered bad omens
Seeing one mynah bird brings bad luck, but seeing two brings good luck
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