Who is superstitious here ? About what and why ?
457320
Nah not really, I'll walk under ladders and not have bad luck and see a black cat (In England it's good luck, but I think Americans say bad luck) and not have good luck, I do say "hello Mr.Magpie, where's your Friend" whenever I see one on it's own though. So far I'm going to have a little bit of sorrow (1 Magpie) A lot of joy (2 magpies) About 4 girls (3 magpies) no boys (4 magpies) a tiny bit of silver (5 magpies) no gold (6 magpies) and no secrets never to be told (7 magpies), so I won't know if any of these are true just yet.\nOh and I break eggshells so witches can't use them to get back to Anglesey. I think that's all.
223343
Not superstitious, but I think that dreams tell you what you really believe and even want to believe in your heart. It is you thinking without subconsciously second guessing yourself.
231848
i think that most people have some sort of superstition,as long as it doesn't interfere with your life i wouldn't worry so much about it.
797483
Being superstitious is the only thing that will give you bad luck.  You'll do it to yourself!  I break all kinds of mirriors for fun and sometimes I line up rows of ladders and walk underneath all of them one after another in a room full of black cats running around.  I should be dead.. :)
870549
Who knows. My intention is to shop around...check out various afterlives, see if there are any good reincarnations available, that sort of thing.
1120093
*LOL* no!!!\n\nhttp://www.chinatownconnection.com/chinese-superstitions.htm  <<< Chinese Superstitions
567527
nothing. Anything could happen so being superstitious about one thing means you're superstitious about everything. Anyone could steal a pure anyone could steal a car...
877254
I know you may not want to believe it, but there are evil spirits that can take posession of people. I have seen it. And I would encourage you not to be too confident about your opinions on this. There is more out there than you may have encountered, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.
943271
The definition of "superstition" is a belief that is outside of your own religion.\n\nFor example, in Hinduism, milk is holy.  A symbol of motherhood, milk is freely given.  Drinking milk causes no harm to any plant or animal, unlike other foods we eat.  The best sweets in India are made from milk, and wasting it is a terrible thing.   If a Christian believes that milk is holy, this is a "superstition" for the Christian.  \n\nChristians believe that a piece of bread can become the body of Jesus.  To a Hindu, this is a superstition.  \n\nIt isn't a matter of "truth" vs. "falsehood" -- it's a matter of mine vs. yours.
840747
My understanding is that you are asking if other people out there are having paranormal experiences. So you're having unexplained things happening to you? My friend at work had a problem with some mild poltergeist activity in her home. But it did stop when she moved house. Its a fascinating subject. At times it gets even the best of skeptics flummoxed. I even know of another person who have problems with electrical items, computers, etc. She is a medium/clairvoyant/healer and its not much fun for her when things go faulty when she's using elecrics. Don't have to believe me, but I do see it happening.
368489
Yes, but it is amostly common with certain cultures who have superstitious beliefs. For example the Garifunas has the belief that they can be possed by spirits even if the individual does not know the spirit. They believe that spirit comes to give messages and they do so through the living. For this reason they believe that that person who is possed will talk and do things just like the person when he or she was living and they can also do all sorts of rare things to themselves and others without actually knowing what they are doing.
975083
What's your question?  And why is this in mythology and folklore?
362369
When I was a teenager I had a Ouija board. At first I did believe that spirits were controlling it. But after a while I realized that it's really the subconscious mind that moves the piece. I figured this out because the "spirits" wouldn't answer any questions correctly that I didn't already know the answer to. Plus it was the way the piece moved sometimes, it didn't seem like an actual spirit was controlling it.
225152
Not me.  I'm one of the resident Wiccan/Pagan chicks.  Blessed Be and have a good day!
44232
Make you look superstitious and ill-informed.
607747
No harm accepting as long as you don't become superstitious?!
675418
I have a hard time pinning down my true beliefs about spirits, ghosts, demons, angels, etc... but, my immediate thought or reaction is either a) you're mind is playing tricks on you (which it's very capable of doing) or b) there is a spirit in your house. If it's b, I would first try and figure out why it's there and who it is. I suppose it could be some sort of spirit related to your nan, though I have a hard time believing that souls stay around once dead. My belief is that if you or anyone else sees a spirit of a loved one, it may possibly be a remnant left on earth and not necessarily be that person's soul or spirit. At least you feel no fear. That doesn't mean however, that you shouldn't investigate and try to remove the spirit. The green could have possibly been an aura, though I don't know much about them. I would consult someone who knows a great deal about the supernatural, whether that be a clergy or someone who is a medium or involved with witchcraft. I hope you find a conclusion. Good luck.