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The money seems to vanish from our hands. It goes away. Is transformed. Goes up in smoke. We could say that this sensation is what each one of us experiences when we look at the bottom of our pockets and find less and less.
You may witness a shooting star in real life, or see one in your dreams. Both instances have specific meanings that differ based on your independent experience. If you see a shooting star in the night sky, this can symbolize several things, including good luck, a significant change in your life, or even the ending of something.
Some rituals can help you increase your luck to try to win the lottery if you are going to play and want to have the advantage of the universe. Pendulum ritual to win lottery drawings…
Beyond taking advantage of Sleepy Head Day to rest, the Finns try to keep laziness away. The person who wakes up last in a house is considered the laziest and there is a widespread belief that, for that person, that year will not be productive.
The Bible’s Book of Revelation mentions how the Earth will suffer intense heat and drought, deadly hail rain and disease in the last days. The extreme weather is followed by the Apocalypse: the final judgment of man and the destruction of the world by fire.
Bogiphobia is defined as the extremely intense and unfounded fear of beings of unknown origin and based on legends, either supernatural (i.e., they have no similarity with our world and are not governed by the laws of nature) or imaginary (they simply do not exist, they are fictions, but they can resemble humans or come close to the world we know).
For these two lovers, the Moon and the Sun, condemned to a permanent separation and for whom there was no poison, no hiding place, no salvation, are the subject of an ancestral legend that, if not surpassing Shakespeare’s work, at least rivals it.
