DON'T BE
SUPERSTITIOUS
Russians have a lot of superstitions. Some have faded over time, but some are still alive and well! Here are a few ways to bring good or bad luck to you and your loved ones.
Don’t ever wish someone a “Happy Birthday” before their actual birthday or else it will lead to bad luck.
Bouquets of FLowers should always have an odd number of FLowers, unless it’s a funeral, then you should have an even number.
If a bird taps on or FLies through your open window, it’s a bad sign of things to come.
Spilling salt will lead to family members FIghting.
Whistling in a house brings bad fortune to those living in the house.
Don’t look at yourself in a broken mirror; if you do, you guessed it—bad luck!
Talking about future success will bring bad luck.
If you sit on the cold ground, you will not be able to have children.
Don’t step over someone if they are laying down in your way. If you do, the person will stop growing!
Tripping on your left foot is good luck.
Spit over your shoulder three times after you say something if you want it to come true.
If a black cat crosses your path, run in the opposite direction to avoid trouble.