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    Superstitions!: Presented By: Madesh

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    This document discusses various common superstitions such as cats crossing one's path, taking a bath after a funeral, opening an umbrella inside, hanging lemons and chilies in shops, prohibiting pregnant women from going out during eclipses, bats entering a house bringing death, lizards falling on humans being bad luck, and not cutting nails after sunset. The document defines superstition as an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear without evidence, and encourages believing in science rather than superstitions.

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    This document discusses various common superstitions such as cats crossing one's path, taking a bath after a funeral, opening an umbrella inside, hanging lemons and chilies in shops, prohibiting pregnant women from going out during eclipses, bats entering a house bringing death, lizards falling on humans being bad luck, and not cutting nails after sunset. The document defines superstition as an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear without evidence, and encourages believing in science rather than superstitions.

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    This document discusses various common superstitions such as cats crossing one's path, taking a bath after a funeral, opening an umbrella inside, hanging lemons and chilies in shops, prohibiting pregnant women from going out during eclipses, bats entering a house bringing death, lizards falling on humans being bad luck, and not cutting nails after sunset. The document defines superstition as an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear without evidence, and encourages believing in science rather than superstitions.

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    Superstitions!: Presented By: Madesh

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    Madesh Seepelly
    This document discusses various common superstitions such as cats crossing one's path, taking a bath after a funeral, opening an umbrella inside, hanging lemons and chilies in shops, prohibiting pregnant women from going out during eclipses, bats entering a house bringing death, lizards falling on humans being bad luck, and not cutting nails after sunset. The document defines superstition as an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear without evidence, and encourages believing in science rather than superstitions.

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    SUPERSTITIONS!

    Presented by:
    Madesh
    What Is Superstition???
     It is an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear without any reason or
    evidence.

     Superstition means one who overly stands.

     It is a Magical Thinking.

     It is not a religion.
    1. Cats Crossing Your Path
    2.One should take a bath after
    attending any funeral:
    Opening An
    Umbrella
    Inside The
    House
    Hanging
    Lemon and 7
    Green Chillies
    In shops and
    Business
    Places.
    5. Pregnant Women Not Allowed To
    Go Out During Eclipse
    6. Bats Entering The House Brings
    Death
    7. Lizard Falling On Human Is Bad
    Luck
    8. Don’t cut nails after sunset
    Once you know the reasons
    behind these superstitions, they
    don’t seem all that weird, do
    they? ;)
    Conclusion
    BELIEVE IN SCIENCE,NOT IN SUPERSTITIONS 
    Thank You!

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