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Beliefs, Traditions and Customs

Beliefs, Traditions and Customs

Superstitions, beliefs, traditions and customs from Bulgaria and the world. The unusual and strange beliefs in different cultures have survived to this day. When traditions command and the gods are silent.
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Everyday Beliefs That Portend Something GoodEveryday Beliefs That Portend Something Good
10 Nov.
If you break an egg and the shell is in small pieces, it's a sign that you'll have good luck. If you spill sugar, expect good news. The more sugar you've spilt, the more happiness you'll experience soon enough.
Superstitions about RingsSuperstitions about Rings
06 Nov.
In ancient times, the Egyptians believed that there was a vein passing through the ring finger which lead straight to the heart. This legend was adopted by the Greeks during Alexander the Great's conquest of Egypt, from there passing on to the Romans.
Why are Four-Leaf Clovers Considered Lucky?Why are Four-Leaf Clovers Considered Lucky?
30 Oct.
The clover is a plant that has for centuries on end been sacred to the Druids - Irish priests who performed special rituals having do with nature.
Most Popular Beliefs and Superstitions about MeteorsMost Popular Beliefs and Superstitions about Meteors
26 Oct.
Long ago, meteors were thought to foreshadow different events or that they themselves were messages sent by higher beings. One of the more common ideas was that the gods sent these messages.
What Superstitions Relate to the Appearance of Comets?What Superstitions Relate to the Appearance of Comets?
26 Oct.
Some time around the 6th century AD, a part of the now well-familiar Halley's Comet, burned up in our atmosphere. This, in turn, led to a drastic change in temperature. Drought occurred due to the drop in temperature, causing famine.
Native American Superstitions about MeteorsNative American Superstitions about Meteors
23 Oct.
A tribe once inhabiting the territory of today's state of Montana believed that with the appearance of a meteor their society would be afflicted by disease or that the chieftain would suffer misfortune.
Beliefs for Getting Rich from Around the WorldBeliefs for Getting Rich from Around the World
10 July
A figurine of an elephant, with its rear end facing a door, is the perfect amulet for becoming rich, according to Indian culture. The elephant is a symbol of prosperity and abundance.
Bizarre Superstitions of People All Over the WorldBizarre Superstitions of People All Over the World
30 June
According to Chinese numerology, the number 4 is fatal and brings about tragic events, even death. Turks, on the other hand, never chew gum at night, associating this with the rotting of dead flesh and thereby possibly attracting a tragic event.
Beliefs Related to the Christian CrossBeliefs Related to the Christian Cross
03 Apr.
Wearing a cross is one of the most widespread rituals for luck and well-being in the Christian world. Believers all over the world wear the cross in the hopes of it protecting and guiding them in life.
Everything you Don't Know about Asian SuperstitionsEverything you Don't Know about Asian Superstitions
27 Mar.
In Thailand and China, 9 is considered a lucky number, since in their languages it is translated as moving forward . However in Japan the situation is quite different.
Strange Customs in Different CountriesStrange Customs in Different Countries
18 Feb.
Tradition in Norway dictates that each senior graduate put on a red suit or tuxedo and wear it for an entire 17 days. A recent study that came out revealed that a large percentage of Irish people believe in the existence of elves and leprechauns.
The Strangest New Year's Traditions Around the WorldThe Strangest New Year's Traditions Around the World
06 Jan.
Denmark - The Danes literally jump into the New Year. At midnight, they all stand on chairs and when the moment comes at last, they all jump together into the new year.
Grandmotherly Superstitions Related to WaterGrandmotherly Superstitions Related to Water
20 Nov.
A superstition goes that if a person has a bad dream, they need to immediately rush to the bathroom after they wake up and wash their hands and face under running water, all the while retelling the dream with the smallest details.

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