In some beliefs, a spider crawling on you means money is coming your way.
🕷️ Let it walk... don’t squish your fortune.
Clan Mother
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I share myths, folklores, superstitions and cultural beliefs. I explain proverbs and traditional sayings
“He who fears the sun will not become chief.” — Ugandan Proverb
You can’t lead from the shade. ☀️
“Even the best cooking pot will not produce food.” — African Proverb
“Don’t expect fruit from a tree you didn’t plant.” — Spanish Proverb
Effort brings outcome.
#Proverbs #Wisdom #WorldProverbs #WiseSaying #LifeLessions
One of the oldest Western superstitions:
Breaking a mirror brings 7 years of bad luck.
Still scared to this day?
In Brazil, placing your purse on the floor is said to drain your finances.
💸 Lift your luck!
In India, a black cat crossing your path is considered a bad omen.
Not everyone agrees cats are cute.
“You learn how to cut down trees by cutting them.” — Bantu Proverb
“Practice makes perfect.” — Latin Proverb
Skills sharpen through action.
In parts of Africa and Asia, a twitching left eye is seen as a bad omen, while the right eye signals good news.
👁️ Which side’s jumping today?
“Don’t set sail on someone else’s star.” — African Proverb (Swahili)
Their destiny is not your map. Navigate your own.
💬 What’s your dream?
“Horseshoes bring good luck.”
But why a bent piece of iron?
From warding off evil to catching fortune, this simple symbol has a powerful past rooted in myth and magic.
Discover the story: https://youtu.be/1sxDibniw-g
