We're finally back with another in-house blog article — the first one after our relaunch as Superstition Sam! In this short essay, we'll be exploring some examples of charms and lucky figurines of saints, including new contemporary superstitions trusted by theists and atheists alike. And to show you that you don't need to fear (because … Continue reading Succour From The Saints: The Peaceful Co-Existence of Superstition and Religion
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#SuperstitionSat Anniversary: Superstitions of Birthdays & Birth
Today is a special day, and a special day deserves a special blog post! The second Saturday of April marks the 2nd anniversary of our first #SuperstitionSat Session in 2020, therefore this month's in-house article will look at some superstitions about birthdays and birth - similarly to our theme on Twitter today. Birthdays are an … Continue reading #SuperstitionSat Anniversary: Superstitions of Birthdays & Birth
Superstitions of Magpies: One for Sorrow or One for Joy?
When Britons think of superstitions, no doubt one of the first that will come to mind is that magpies are bad luck. But are they really that bad? For this month's in-house blog article, we are going to look at the reputation of this bird in the British Isles, and hopefully try to see them … Continue reading Superstitions of Magpies: One for Sorrow or One for Joy?
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