Superstitions

Superstitions are beliefs or practices arising from a fear of the unknown or a desire to influence future events, often lacking scientific basis. They can involve specific rituals, objects, or actions thought to bring good luck or prevent bad luck, such as avoiding black cats or carrying lucky charms. Historically, superstitions have provided comfort or a sense of control over unpredictable circumstances. While often dismissed as irrational, they remain prevalent across cultures, reflecting human tendencies to seek patterns and meanings in life.