Photos: These weird superstitions from around the world will give you goosebumps

India is not the only country with many superstitious believes. Several countries around the world have also been following some weird superstitions for centuries.

Updated on: Aug 05, 2021 9:49 AM IST

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While some bring good luck, few are considered bad omen. Here are a few superstitious beliefs from around the world that will get you goosebumps. (Unsplash)

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In Japan it is believed that writing a person's name in red ink will shorten their life. (Unsplash)

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In Russia, it is believed that if a bird poops on you or your property then you will get lucky with wealth. (Unsplash)

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Owls are considered bad omens in Egypt. They are viewed as harbingers of bad luck, not only among Egyptians but also in many parts of the world. (Unsplash)

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In 1933, yoyos were banned in Syria because the people believed that it was causing drought in the country. (Unsplash)

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In Turkey, an itchy right hand means you will come into some money whereas an itchy left hand means you will lose money. (Unsplash)

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In Turkey, India and South Korea trimming your finger or toenails after dark will bring bad luck. (Unsplash)