Christmas Superstitions

Superstitions have been a part of human life since time immemorial. It is a reflection as much of human ignorance as of the human fear in some power that is beyond any mortal control or understanding. Superstitions are associated with nearly all major holidays and festivals and Christmas is no exception. Christmas is a holiday steeped in superstition and folk belief. Take a look at some of the common beliefs and popular superstitions associated with Christmas celebrations. No one knows for sure as to when these came into existence. If you like what you see and want to share these, click here to send this page to your friends.

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It is said :

- The child born on Christmas Day will have a special fortune.


- Snow on Christmas means Easter will be green.


- You will have as many happy months in the coming year, as the number of houses you eat mince pies in during Christmastime.


- In Greece, some people burn their old shoes during the Christmas season to prevent misfortunes in the coming year.


- To have good health throughout the next year, eat an apple on Christmas Eve.


- The gates of Heaven open at midnight on Christmas Eve. Those who die then go straight to Heaven (an Irish beleif).


- Christmas candles should be left burning until Christmas morning and should rest undisturbed from time of lighting until they are snuffed.


- Singing Christmas carols at any time other than during the festive season is unlucky.


- The yule log should be lit by a piece of the log used on the previous Christmas. Once that is done, no evil spirit can then enter into the house. The remains of the Yule log were also considered lucky, and would be a protection against lightning or fire.


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