The sky will turn red! The lunar eclipse will be visible only for this long this evening
A lunar eclipse will occur on March 3, during which the moon will appear red, known as a 'Blood Moon', visible for a brief period in India.
Seeing these 4 things in a dream is very auspicious, destiny changes
The article discusses four specific dreams that are considered auspicious in Indian dream interpretation, suggesting they can indicate a change in fortune.
These 5 people do not see Holika Dahan! Know why the new bride goes to her maternal home before Holi
The article discusses the cultural belief that a newly wed bride does not witness Holika Dahan due to traditional superstitions associated with this ritual before the Holi festival in India.
The Full Story of Cruelty on a Child... The Eight Days of Holashtak are Considered inauspicious
The article discusses the traditions and beliefs surrounding the eight inauspicious days of Holashtak leading up to Holi, emphasizing their significance in relation to a popular mythological tale.
Rules of Holika Dahan: Why Burning Wood from These 8 Trees is Inauspicious?
The article discusses the customs and rules surrounding Holika Dahan, particularly focusing on why burning wood from certain trees is considered inauspicious during this festival.
What it means to put salt on the mother-in-law's tongue
This article explores the cultural and symbolic significance of placing salt on the soil of a snake plant, linking it to home protection and purification practices.
The Chinese leadership considers the Year of the Fire Horse predictions superstitious, but history has shown the power of beliefs
Chinese New Year celebrations bring in the Year of the Fire Horse, viewed as a time of energy and potential for significant events, according to scholars at the University of Turku.
Triskaidekaphobia may have taken hold today - the fear of the number 13
An article discusses how triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the number 13, has gained attention today.
Do you know why Friday the 13th is an unlucky day?
The article explores the origins and beliefs surrounding Friday the 13th as an unlucky day, highlighting cultural and religious connections.
2026 – A Year of Failures? Three Horror Fridays Await
The article discusses the superstition surrounding Friday the 13th, exploring historical, cultural, and cinematic influences on the day's ominous reputation.
Superstition: Why Friday the 13th is Considered an Unlucky Day
Friday the 13th is viewed as an unlucky day due to historical and cultural superstitions, impacting everything from building designs to social legislation in Germany.
Today is Friday the 13th: why it is associated with bad luck and what numerology says
The article discusses the cultural associations of Friday the 13th with bad luck, focusing on its historical, religious, and mythological roots.
This is why this day is feared
Friday the 13th is deemed unlucky, with superstitions cautioning against potential misfortune that day.
Brits' top superstitions from lucky pants to broken mirrors and Friday 13th
A survey reveals that nearly half of Britons have superstitions, including avoiding walking under ladders and breaking mirrors, with various other rituals also popular among the population.
Why the Bishnoi community, which follows 29 rules, is unique: Khejri trees, blackbuck, and more
The Bishnoi community in Rajasthan is back in the spotlight for their unwavering commitment to protecting Khejri trees and their deep-rooted beliefs in love for animals and nature.
Human Brotherhood: The Legacy of Pope Francis
February 4 marks the International Day of Human Fraternity, a date established to remind us of our shared humanity amidst diverse cultures, ethnicities, and beliefs, in honor of the historic meeting between Pope Francis and Ahmad al-Tayyeb in 2019.
Do Friendship Groups Exist After 30? The Myth of Friends
The article explores the myth that friendship groups last a lifetime, especially as people age past their 30s, reflecting on personal observations and cultural beliefs.
David Uclés: "Maybe Pérez-Reverte thinks the war ended in '39, but I think it ended in '75"
David Uclés discusses his beliefs about the Spanish Civil War's duration and defends his decision to withdraw from a related event, while promoting his latest book.
Entanglements 2026: Emissários da Cegonha will have a parade inspired by beliefs and superstitions of Amapá
The samba school Emissários da Cegonha will present a parade in Macapá for Carnival 2026, themed 'A fascinating journey through the beliefs and superstitions of a people: luck or misfortune?', showcasing popular Amapá culture.
The Real Reason Why People Kiss at Midnight on New Year's Eve
The article explores the tradition of kissing at midnight on New Year's Eve, rooted in cultural beliefs and symbolizing a fresh start for the coming year.