[custom_adv] India In the list of the most superstitious countries in the world, India ranked first. Indians have reason for every situation, which is not logical in reality. The cat passes through your path, or the milk runs when you boil, are all bad luck. There are many superstitions in India, and the people of this country must stop them from developing their own country. [custom_adv] China China is another country whose people are very superstitious. Feng Shui, also practiced in India, comes from the country. There are so many other myths about this. For example, lady swimmers put a tea bag in front of their clothes to raise their luck. Therefore, it can be concluded that in China, logical conclusion is not part of the daily lives of people. [custom_adv] Greece In Greece, there is a general statement that "evil eyes always watch out for you", and this phrase is rooted in superstitions. In addition, the Greeks believe that breaking the plates causes uncomfortable events. So when these abnormal events come to pass, Greece will not fall behind. [custom_adv] America There is superstition in a country like America. People in the United States believe that rain on a day of marriage brings misery. The dispersal of salt is not considered good either. That's why there is also a list of superstitions in the debate about the unrealistic events of this advanced country. [custom_adv] Philippines The list of superstitions in the Philippines is not complete. The Filipinos believe that sinking on the ground causes the guest to leave the house. In addition, the Filipinos will open the windows of their home on the first day of the new year, because they think that they will come up with good things and have fun with them. However, the list of superstitious countries continues. [custom_adv] New Zealand New Zealand is a beautiful country that has many superstitions associated with marriages. Native New Zealand people believe that the month of your marriage and the color of your wedding dress can affect your marital life. Perhaps hearing this is strange to you, but it's very commonplace for New Zealand people. [custom_adv] Japan Japanese superstitions rooted in their culture and traditions. The Japanese have a long list of events that can have different reasons. For example, the number 4 is a bad sign for them. The Japanese also think that crossing a black cat from the middle of your way is a lucky one, which is exactly the picture of Indian beliefs. [custom_adv] Egypt Egyptians have been superstitions since the beginning of history! They regard a lot of mischief, including the reversal of shoes, looking at a broken mirror and opening an umbrella inside the house. [custom_adv] France The French have their own logic. Unplugged bread is considered by them. Even at parties, people should pay close attention to this issue. Moreover, if the number of guests around the dining table is 13, this is also a sign of bad luck. So, like in other countries, people in France also believe in these strange things. [custom_adv] Mexico In the list of superstitious countries, Mexico is also present. Mexicans think that the baby should smile while touching it, otherwise the baby will be sick.
