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Rational vs superstitious beliefs
If it rains on your wedding day, it’s good luck for a smooth and prosperous marriage
If a black cat crosses your path, let someone else cross first
If you spill salt, don’t throw it over your shoulder—it doesn’t work in Russia
Rubbing statues in certain places (like metro stations) brings luck
Touching or knocking on wood, especially maple, brings good luck
Dreams go by opposites (what you dream is the opposite of what will happen)
The color yellow is associated with bad luck and the devil; don’t wear it on important days or give yellow clothes as gifts
Never take an old broom when moving; buy a new one for the new house
Saving the first crêpe of La Chandeleur in a drawer brings good fortune for the year
Blackbirds flying into your home or calling near your door are bad omens
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