Do religious people agree with the fact that every religion has it's own Superstitions? What do you feel?
Well I have a superstition that putting my purse on the floor will bring monetary misforutne.
Don't know if it is true or not because I don't put my purse on the floor.
You mean even more monetary misfortune than you have right now ...?
Maybe it is keeping the purse off the floor that causes problems ...?
Jenny (who has no purse at all)
Hmmm, you make a good point. Maybe I should I should do the opposite. thanks!!!!
Now when you are broke ------ You can blame Jenny
Naa, I will still to blaming the government!
Oh no, I guess you didn't get the memo, I am not a Christian.
Naa, I just thought I would give it a fair shot before I decided it was not for me
Yeah, life in a box some one else built is not for me either
Isn't that where we all end up? Oh no, wait, that's death, not life! I wonder if we'd be happier if we all built our own coffins?
Not me, I would much rather just be burried in the ground without one, then I wouldn't have to waste me money on a box that I will never enjoy.
Fair enough, but you are depriving the worms of a challenge, no?
The sages having observed life very carefully came out with some knowledge which today many call non sense or superstition.I believe in the saying of good luck happens when a crow shits on you.Good things have happened.
Then for example do not cut your nails after dark. In olden days as light was a problem,this prevented accidents in poor light.
Then there are days when this is suppoded to happen,some days good some bad,all this is true,the sages were well ahead of hte normal man and looked at life as a whole and came to certain deductions.The full moon is considered auspicious or holy and its correct,again good things have happened on the full moons.Life is just too mysterious-endlessly
Don't know...but I do know that the words superstition and ignorance are synonomus.
I am not religious but rather spiritual. But I never chew Dentyne gum, and never wear a rubber band around either wrist.
For me religion means belief in higher forces independent of earth. Spirituality as higher forces evident in and on the earth.
Dentyne is a rubbery stuff you chew for god knows what reason.
A rubber band is an elastic circular closed strip used to tie things together.
Ah - what is superstition? I broke my left wrist in the sixth grade while wearing a rubber band around my left wrist. Maybe superstition, but why fool around with it. Superstition is the belief in something that brings good or bad luck. 'My lucky charm'. Never walk under a ladder - brings bad luck. There are a million of em. Personally I think they're great.
Some people think all of religion is just so much superstition,
probably because of the concern of religion for the future,
namely heaven, where the practice of certain actions is suppose
to influence the future, like baptism. All religions are riddled with
superstition, though they may not admit it, for instance the hand gesture of the 'sign of the cross' used by athletes.
Mohit, do you think all supersitions do have such so called scientific or some other justifications?
Yes the sages were beyond, astounding in their observations and intuition.Just look at astrology- it may be foolish for some but having studied astronomy,one is dumbfounded as they have charted the stars to such accuracy for thousands of years.-with what?
Superstitions have to do with one's power of consciousness...and the misuse thereof. It all goes back to hearing the message from God (Ultimate Source and Infinite Intelligence) clearly.
In the human consciousness state, because of our free will and amount of faith and devotion to seeking ultimate Truth (or not), the message from God gets skewed, by our ignorant, willful, innocent, material, carnal, etc, use of the power of our mind and heart.
We all, each of us, have much more power than we know, and superstitions are like self fulfilling prophecy. Like using an herb to help or heal an illness, for some it might work, for others, it doesn't. It's the thought and desire behind the action that matters most, or rather, gives the action and material source (i.e., the herb) the power.
In my book, superstitions have more human misuse of God's power behind the act by not being centered on, or rather, using it in the name of God or the Christ. Even then, just saying you are doing something in the name of God or the Christ doesn't make it so...its the desire and devotion to seek the highest/holiest use of power that matters.
Superstitions are based on misunderstanding of events that have occurred years, and even centuries ago because our ancestors did not have the knowledge about the world we currently have now. Many cultures hold on to these beliefs because of fears. I personally do not believe in any superstitions because many of them do not make any sense or have been disproved.
as far as superstitions go..
Please leave all BLACK CATS and WHITE DOGS out of your superstions, no matter what religion you are..
They are animals and wonderfull pets who are not evil, satanic, or anything of the sort..
There is no reason to blame a defensless animal just because of a rumor that started 100's of year or more ago....
by sassysexybossy 12 years ago
What superstitions do you believe in? I have heard some crazy ones in my life and I try not to believe in them.
by Rishad I Habib 13 years ago
Belief in miracles or extraordinary events, supernatural interventions, apparitions, charms, omens or incantations plays a major part almost in every religion. These are so predominant that a religion without miracle is hard to imagine. However, when we think of these extraordinary events or...
by Michelle Liew 11 years ago
How superstitious are you?
by jomine 13 years ago
isn't it just what i believe is "believe" and what others believe superstition? is isn't all religious beliefs just superstition?
by pylos26 14 years ago
Religion is dead…stepped over and left behind by educated thinkers…remaining remnants left standing continue to crumble as last of non-thinkers roll back into earth’s dust, water and atmosphere, non-thinkers heaven. The truth hurts.
by Helen Murphy Howell 12 years ago
What superstition do you follow?Even although it's silly, are there any superstitions that you follow - just in case something happens? I have to say I still get a bit nervy when it's 'Black Friday', (Friday 13th) - even although nothing has ever happened on this day and I've even celebrated my...
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