Are you SUPERSTITIOUS?

That is funny. Mine is 5.55. I renewed my drivers license last year on June 6. So now I have the renewal date being 6/6/06. I have to carry my drivers license with me for the next 3 years with the number 6/6/06 on it. I was a little worried at the beginning but I think everything is going just fine. At least you can change your number in a day, mine can't be changed until 3 years from now. Scary..

I am pretty superstitous myself. Everytime I go home late I will look at the corner wondering if theres any supernatural beings lurking at me. I'm a chinese and compared to the caucasians I believed in ghosts more then demonic beings. All in all, I dislike the eerie feelings I get regarding supernatural forces. But I do like the feeling of getting lucky sometimes =).

I am not the superstitious type of person. But I would like to tell you an incident or a coincidence that happened to me not so long ago. I did a health screening test and after it was completed, the nurse made an appointment for me to go back for the medical review. The date was set on a Friday, it was dated 13th, and I am suppose to go to room 13!!! Even though I am not superstitious, I must admit i got a little worried over these numbers! Luckily, the result came out OK, i was declared a clean bill of health!

I do understand the associations with the '666' belief system and how much bad energy is tied up around it. How I'd approach this is to reverse it and make it 999...because the Chinese believe 9 is a powerful number of completion and symbolize the beginning of a new, positive cycle. I would also suggest not focusing on it from fear-based thinking...because as you know from you've probably heard me say...what the mind conceives...and believes...it acheives. Consequently I do my best to steer my thoughts away from fearful things or focusing what I do NOT WANT to show up in my life. To answer your question about supersititions. At one time I bought into a lot of my parents and grandparents superstitions. "Salt over the shoulder, broken mirrors and bad luck, don't put new shoes on the bed, say 'bread and butter' if you pass someone on a stairwell!" Oh goodness as I post this a whole bunch more come flooding back from echos in the past. Now I just say...'Scoot...mind..put a sock in it..I no longer subscribe to any of it!' And I do not. The reason I am so cautious about what I wrap my mind around as a belief...is because most of what many establish as their world view was handed down by someone else...and the scarey thing is they never bother to question the validity of any of it. In my work I see people wandering around in what is often a 'brain-washed fog' where they have been so conditioned they cannot think outside that box. It is very tragic to me...because after they begin to take the blinders off and reason things out for themselves their true light begins to shine. The reason I love the work my hubby and I do in communicating life enhancement ideas is so see people go: "Oh...wow...I never thought about it like that!" or "What a wonderful idea..why didn't I think of that?" Probably because I lot of people do not choose to activate their own thinking processes...and just follow the crowd or latest craze." Once they begin to activate their own critical thinking skills...their true essence can come out of hiding and begin to express itself. Seeing people become personally empowered is a wonderful thing to witness...and I am always humbled to be able to participate in anyone's journey who really wants to fly. So...my little vent there is a long winded way of saying that from my perspective...superstitions, dogma, extreme fundamentalism in any area are forms of brainwashing. When people are encouraged to become quiet, grounded, centered and given ways to develop their critical thinking skills they come to realize that the opinions of others only have as much power to affect us...as we are willing to allow. So ZenDove...I'd suggest going to your Zen Place, light a candle, take a deep breath and trust that all will be well in your corner of the Universe if you believe it to be so. If you believe you are at risk....well...I think you get where I am coming from. Wishing you light filled blessings!

By the way, i am a litle supertitious. Lol.

simple answer is no.... There is no proof thats the explanation

I don't really have any superstitions. Some I follow because they are fun - wishing on stars, that sort of thing.

i'm not really superstitious but sometimes i admit things like your 6.66 pop up and make me go "hmmmm....". but i have lived on the 13th floor for 10 years now. my building calls it the 14th, but i know it's only to hide the fact that it's the 13th ;) the only weird thing that happens regarding that is that sometimes the elevator will either skip my floor or stop on the 12th or the 15th! woooooooo spooky! :)

I'm not superstitious. I don't believe my destiny is controlled by a black cat, a rabbit's foot, a cookie, or the date in the calendar. I believe in working smart, creating your own luck, and always being careful to avoid accidents. I do occasionally read astrology though.

I don't think that is a sign. Everyone encounters that number every once in a while, and your earnings will go up. It's nothing to worry about - just a coincidence! I do have something weird that happens to me though. Every time the clock reads 11:11, I always look at it, night and day! It's odd, but I don't think it's a sign or anything. :P

I don't believe in Superstitious. I view every aspect in scientific view. Although my parents are still superstitious,I find myself in a difficult position in arguing them for showing ignorance in the laws of nature. I think no matter which part of the world you tour, you will find the natives nurturing certain beliefs and superstitions and my dwelling place is no exception in this case. Though our society is fast progressing, there are many people who are still superstitious and have a strong faith in the local beliefs. While some of them are quite hilarious, few others are really interesting, as many aspects of life are linked to them. Few beliefs even find their way into the religious texts and scriptures. One of the height of Superstitious is a Man marrying a female dog.