Superstition

I love black cats; they are cute. Yes, have heard a lot about cats and superstition. Touching wood is something new, thanks for your answer.

@ihasaquestion We say it in the UK and it means if something is going well we touch wood in the hope it will continue

@sprite1950 Oh, I see. That's very interesting indeed.

Oh my, perhaps it is just your imagination. Or maybe you have a phobia when being alone? I am like that too, but I don't think of anything at all.

@rusmantoahmads You are super brave.

@ihasaquestion Yes I hope it's just some kind of phobia, to be honest when it happened I didn't feel afraid, instead I sometimes traced where the shadow went ??

Me too, at times.

Same here..

@ihasaquestion It's to ward off the bad luck from spilling the salt. I've had encounters with ghosts before... We have one that lives in the house we're renting now. Sometimes I wake up from a nap and she'll be sitting on my bed watching me sleep. When I move or say something, she gets up and walks out of my room through the closed door. (Pretty can't see her.)

The salt thingy is for good luck, no? Well, if you ask me, I'd say ghosts are somewhat between reality and fantasy. Some believe in its existence while others don't. Superstition is more about beliefs and tradition. Perhaps, a superstition surrounding a ghostly ritual or event may be called that; like the common practices etc. Shrugs. Just my opinion.

@DaddyEvil Yikes, maybe you have a third eye.

Thank you, Jhan..

@ihasaquestion That's fake though. I don't think it ever happened to someone. Sometimes, I keep on wondering where these superstitions come from

Yes, yes I've heard about that one too but not quite sure about the single part though. Thank you for gracing my discussion.

@Nawsheen It seems fake to me too. Yeah, I think these superstitions were passed on from one generation to another and etc.

@DaddyEvil let me check them again.

@Shavkat

How many of them do you believe are true, Shavkat?

@ihasaquestion I don't believe it anymore.

@jobelbojel Me too.

Oh gosh, I have heard of this superstition too.

@ihasaquestion

I guess so too.

@ihasaquestion I don’t believe I am superstitious. My grandma was.

@RubyHawk Elderly people tend to be so.

I say those too at times.

Me too.

@ihasaquestion

I'm with you on this one.

@ihasaquestion Thank you

I am like you too on this.

@strawberrypink Me too.

@ihasaquestion yes because I have never experienced it firsthand

Me neither.

Oh my, I've never heard about that one before, but thanks for letting me know. That sounds ridiculous indeed ha ha.

Ha ha sounds logic to me.

I definitely have heard that before.

I have heard that one countless times before. I sweep anyway too.