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Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
In our modern age, superstitions are usually viewed as silly or primitive. However, their existence in cultures all over the world throughout all different eras shows that they serve some kind of social function, whether it's keeping people safe, or the comfort of controlling a chaotic environment. I wonder if pagans, given our general belief in the power of Will, follow more or less than the overall population?
Do you believe in anything that might be called a superstition?
E.g. knocking on wood, throwing spilled salt over the shoulder, walking under a ladder, lucky four-leaf clover, saying "rabbit rabbit" etc.
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Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
In our modern age, superstitions are usually viewed as silly or primitive. However, their existence in cultures all over the world throughout all different eras shows that they serve some kind of social function, whether it's keeping people safe, or the comfort of controlling a chaotic environment. I wonder if pagans, given our general belief in the power of Will, have more or less than the overall population?
Do you believe in anything that might be called a superstition?
E.g. knocking on wood, throwing spilled salt over the shoulder, walking under a ladder, lucky four-leaf clover, saying "rabbit rabbit" etc.