Asian Superstitions
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Asian Superstitions Asian Cultures
Asian superstitions have been passed down from generation to generation. In fact superstitions have been passed down in every culture. Superstitions are a belief or notion of no reason or knowledge. Mostly superstitions have started from ignorance both in the East and West cultures. Asian superstitions involve belief in something supernatural, and are the same in most cultures which, is the belief in the super natural. Many Asian and western superstitions involve good luck and bad luck. Many superstitions evolved from religious practices and are still observed today. One particular Asian superstition involves the number four. Four is a bad luck number in some Asian superstitions. The number four sounds similar as if you were saying death, which has made the number four a bad luck number and a superstitious number in not only Chinese, but other Asian cultures as well. Within you will find Korean superstitions, Filipina superstitions, superstitions from Thailand as well as Indonesia superstitions. I have included healing powers of crystals and what they can do for ailments like insomnia, allergies, high blood pressure and more. Be sure to have fun reading these wacky Asian superstitions at www.asiansuperstitions.com.
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The author Gary blackburn now lives in Asia. copy right 2010 You may re-use this article as long as url is not taken out of the content.
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