Superstitions, where did they originate from?

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Superstitions are deeply ingrained in human culture, often tied to beliefs about luck, fortune and rituals to either ward off bad luck or attract good luck. Many superstitions stem from centuries-old traditions and are passed down through generations without clear understanding of their origins.
People might follow certain rituals, like knocking on wood, crossing their fingers, or avoiding walking under ladders, often as a way to feel in control of uncertainty. These actions, though seemingly irrational, can provide comfort in unpredictable situations.
Superstitions often come from religious or cultural beliefs, where certain actions or objects were believed to influence events or prevent misfortune. For example, the fear of breaking a mirror (believed to bring seven years bad luck) may originate from ancient beliefs that mirrors reflect not only our physical appearance, but our souls.
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