The peaceful, green landscapes of Ramgarh, nestled along the winding Damodar River, became an unexpected stage for a ...

Bills fans are known for being loyal and doing whatever they can to help the team win. That includes some game day traditions ...

In his Ask Sadhguru column, the spiritual leader delves into mastering the mind, decoding ancient beliefs, and understanding life's path Question: People often say meditation 'does not work' or ...

Therefore, it is forbidden to believe in superstitions that lack logical basis, and act upon them. As a general rule, superstitions were created by individuals with mystical intuition, often ...

Congratulations: you’re human. Superstitions, those quirky, irrational beliefs, have been humanity’s awkward companions for centuries. Even in our age of smartphones and space travel, we still hold ...

Why it matters: Black-eyed peas symbolize new beginnings. There’s even a superstition that eating them ensures good luck for every day of the year ahead. Pair them with collard greens ...

Hajou said when she met her husband over forty years ago, they decided to play into a New Year's Eve superstition-- in hopes warding off bad luck in the new year. "On New Years at midnight we'd ...

We all want to start 2025 on the right foot. Whether someone wants to travel more or find the love of their life, there are New Year's superstitions that people believe can help manifest precisely ...

CBS 8 talked with people in Balboa Park about some of their New Year's Eve superstitions. “We ran across a thing that said black-eyed peas are good luck for the year, so I think we’re going to ...

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - As we continue to countdown the hours until 2025, everyone has their New Year quirks and superstitions that they believe will make for a prosperous year ahead. Everyone wants ...

Superstitions like Spain's grape-eating, Scotland's first footing, Greece's onion-hanging, and more, are steeped in history and tradition. They range from bringing good luck, growth, and fortune ...