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The Folklore of Bad Luck: Causes and Cures for Misfortune – Explore The Diverse Folk Beliefs About What Causes Bad Luck (e.g., Broken Mirrors, Black Cats, Walking Under Ladders, Spilling Salt, Friday the 13th) And The Traditional Rituals, Charms, And Practices Used To Ward Off Misfortune, Counteract Curses, Or Cleanse Oneself From Bad Luck, Reflecting The Fear Of Negative Forces And The Desire For Protection.

The Folklore of Bad Luck: Causes and Cures for Misfortune (A Lecture on the Superstitious Side of Life) (Image: A playfully mischievous black cat silhouette with glowing green eyes) Good…
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The Folklore of Curses and Hexes: Bringing Misfortune Through Words or Rituals – Explore The Beliefs And Stories About Curses And Hexes, Malicious Spells, Words, Or Intentions Meant To Bring Harm, Misfortune, Illness, Or Death To Individuals, Families, Or Communities In Folk Belief, Highlighting The Fear Of Malevolent Magic And The Power Attributed To Words And Intentions To Cause Harm.

The Folklore of Curses and Hexes: Bringing Misfortune Through Words or Rituals (Welcome slide with a dramatically lit image of a bubbling cauldron and a mischievous-looking black cat) Greetings, seekers…