Can bring bad luck: signs to watch out for

In addition to well-known superstitions such as a black cat crossing the road, there are many other signs that are believed to bring bad luck or indicate impending trouble. Folklore is rich in such omens that go beyond weather forecasts and encounters with cats.

The home is often considered a sanctuary, a safe haven from the outside world. However, if a light bulb suddenly goes out, it is believed to portend family conflicts and a potential breakup. Similarly, a fallen photograph or a broken mirror is believed to symbolize trauma or misfortune.

A stopped clock is associated with financial difficulties and poor health. Interestingly, there are other important folk beliefs related to watches, such as the prohibition to give or store them in a broken state.

It is strongly discouraged to return for a forgotten item to avoid encountering difficulties and disrupting your plans.

Love signs can play a role in preserving romance and maintaining a healthy relationship with your partner. Esotericists warn against accepting gifts of yellow color, as they are believed to bring separation.

The loss of a comb or pin is seen as a warning sign of a potential rival on the horizon, urging people to be vigilant and not to miss this omen.

While the sight of a butterfly can usually be a source of joy, in the realm of superstition, it is considered a harbinger of illness for a family member. Therefore, it is advisable to monitor your health when a butterfly appears in the house.

The presence of cockroaches in the house indicates not only a lack of cleanliness, but also an unwillingness to maintain a stable cash flow. Those who are aware of this belief immediately get rid of these annoying insects to maintain their financial stability.

We would like to remind you that prohibitions and superstitions in Ukraine have played a significant role in shaping the country's cultural identity. Therefore, UAportal tells about the most common superstitions and prohibitions that exist in Ukrainian everyday life and family life.

If you want to get the latest news about the war and events in Ukraine, subscribe to our Telegram channel!