7 Common Superstitions That Indians Swear By

Sneha Singh

Black Cat Crossing Your Path

Considered  as an omen of bad luck, many Indians avoid continuing their journey if a black cat crosses their path.

Lemon and Green Chilies

Hung outside homes and businesses, this is believed to ward off the evil eye and bring good fortune, protecting from negative energies.

Sweeping After Sunset

It's widely believed that sweeping the house after sunset drives away wealth and prosperity.

Twitching of the Eye

Superstition suggests that if your right eye twitches, it’s a good omen for men and bad for women, while the left eye twitching has the opposite meaning.

Broken Mirrors

Breaking a mirror is considered highly unlucky, thought to bring seven years of bad luck.

Cutting Nails and Hair on Certain Days

Cutting nails or hair on Tuesdays, Thursdays, or Saturdays is believed to bring bad luck, so many people avoid grooming on these days.

The Significance of Sneezing

Sneezing before starting a new task is seen as a bad omen. Many wait a few minutes or have a sip of water to counteract the bad luck.

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