Articles, information, and reference on superstitions and popular beliefs, phenomena, processes, and their relationships without any scientific proof or evidence.
This article will delve into the fascinating history of flies which have long been misunderstood and associated with evil. Although they are often viewed as impure animals, flies have an interesting past that dates back to antiquity. We’ll explore how these tiny creatures have evolved over time and why they have become so widely feared.
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Eclipses, phenomena that briefly darken our world, offer more than just a visual spectacle. They are reminders of the interconnectedness between Earth and the cosmos, and how they have influenced our perception, culture, and scientific knowledge throughout history.
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Tuesday the 13th has been a symbol of bad luck and superstition for centuries. But what underlies this fear? We delve into its origins, from Biblical references to Roman legends and popular beliefs. Discover how this day has become a focal point of unease and caution, comparing it to other days deemed unlucky in various cultures.
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