Unraveling Friday the 13th: Superstitions, History, and Luck
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The article explores various superstitions associated with Friday the 13th, including myths about rainbows, Japan's 'earthquake fish,' mock human sacrifices in 18th-century Scotland, sleep paralysis demons, and the ominous deathwatch beetle. These stories highlight how different cultures have historically interpreted natural phenomena and events as omens or supernatural occurrences.
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- Friday the 13th Horoscope: Here's how luck will prevail for these zodiac signs today Hindustan Times
- Can superstitions ruin your day? Doctor reveals mental tricks to be luckier on Friday the 13th New York Post
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