Goddess Alakshami is supposed to bring bad luck to houses and businesses, but since she enjoys hot and sour foods, she can sate her appetite and leave without going inside.
It makes sense that the superstition surrounding crossing their paths developed, given the belief that witches and the devil could appear as black cats in medieval Europe.
According to Roman belief, a life can regenerate itself every seven years. Thus, the image of a sick person will shatter the mirror, and seven years later, his life returns and he will be well.
Different superstitions exist in different cultures. In certain cultures, it is regarded as bad luck, while in others, it is luck. There are gender-based differences as well.
A victim of the evil eye may suffer serious consequences. A black mark on a child's forehead is supposed to make them appear unattractive to evil forces, keeping them safe.
Sweeping your property after sunset will keep the goddess Lakshmi away, as it is believed that she usually makes her appearance after sunset.
Ghosts have been known to hover around peepal trees, and if you sleep near one at night, the ghosts will kill you.