Superstition is a subject that has no basis.
Even then, global superstitions are especially prevalent in many countries.
Superstition has been firmly entrenched in human society since ancient times.
In today's episode, we will know all the superstitions prevalent in different countries of the world,
which have been prevalent in different countries for the last hundreds of years.
There are many superstitions about black in Rome and Italy.
Earlier in Rome, it was believed, Satan himself accomplished his work by relying on black
people.
Yet in many parts of the world, many people turn away when they see black people, because
they think, a devil has secretly appeared in front of them in disguise.
Bread is the staple food of many people in the world.
The god of grain, or the god of foods was highly valued, and worshiped by the people
of the rural community.
The bread still has a deeply religious significance.
Yet many Christians consider bread to be part of Jesus' supper, So throwing away extra bread
is still considered a sin by many people.
The great power of the bull is inspiring many superstitions and awakening the roots of the
protective power.
In Africa, bulls are thought to be protected from lightning strikes, and for this reason,
it is safe to take shelter in a bull shed during lightning strikes.
It was previously believed, inserting a needle into a bull's artery and placing it near a
chimney, would enable it to drive out witches.
When a bee flies in Mexico, it is said that guests come to the house.
Again in Norway, it is said to indicate evil and it is a sign of death.
In Scotland, it is said that the first bee in autumn should be killed, and protected
as soon as it is seen, so the homeowner will always be lucky.
In European countries, it is believed, if someone goes to bed in a coffin, it will be
death for him.
Also, no corpse can be placed in a coffin while a living person is clothed, in which
case the death of a living person is imminent.
It is customary in Bangladesh, if someone falls in the grave while burying the dead,
then it should be understood, the time for going to the grave is also approaching.
In Egypt, it was believed that if a cat appeared near the bride to the newlyweds, it would
be good, but if the cat jumped over a corpse, it would be caught and killed.
Because it is thought that the soul of the dead will go to hell.