Friday The 13th Superstitions

Friday The 13th: This notion, akin to the fear of a black cat crossing one's path or breaking a mirror, is pervasive despite its unclear origins.

While no one can exactly pin point where the superstition around the day and date started, there are several theories coming from the Christian religion that point towards the day being considered unlucky.

This widely misplaced fear associated with this otherwise harmless date has a tongue-twister to describe it

As 2019 draws to a close, the last Friday the 13th of the year - and, in fact, of the decade - is spooking people out.

Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky date in Western superstition. The day is considered to be a day of bad luck - a belief further strengthened by the popular 'Friday the 13th' series of horror films.

This Friday the 13th is coinciding with a full moon after 13 years. It the first full moon to take place on Friday the 13th since January 2006.

Freaky Friday is here again

In Western superstition, Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky date. It occurs, as the name suggests, when the 13th day of a month falls on a Friday. Friday the 13th is considered to be a day where inauspicious things happen - an increase in accidents, in paranoia, in spooky occurrences.

Superstitious people believe that Friday the 13th is a cursed day, a bad omen, an unlucky day. This might be the reason...

Are you among those who believe that Friday the 13th brings bad luck? If so, there's dreadful news for you. There are three Fridays that fall on the 13th of the month this year. That may sound thrice as awful to you, but unfortunately that's what the year holds for you. Warning: The next one will glare back at you with just a flip of your calendar ...

A US Mega Millions jackpot estimated at $425 million prompted a rush of ticket-buying ahead of the announcement of the winning numbers, defying superstitions that Friday the 13th only brings bad luck.

Friday The 13th: This notion, akin to the fear of a black cat crossing one's path or breaking a mirror, is pervasive despite its unclear origins.

While no one can exactly pin point where the superstition around the day and date started, there are several theories coming from the Christian religion that point towards the day being considered unlucky.

This widely misplaced fear associated with this otherwise harmless date has a tongue-twister to describe it

As 2019 draws to a close, the last Friday the 13th of the year - and, in fact, of the decade - is spooking people out.

Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky date in Western superstition. The day is considered to be a day of bad luck - a belief further strengthened by the popular 'Friday the 13th' series of horror films.

This Friday the 13th is coinciding with a full moon after 13 years. It the first full moon to take place on Friday the 13th since January 2006.

Freaky Friday is here again

In Western superstition, Friday the 13th is considered an unlucky date. It occurs, as the name suggests, when the 13th day of a month falls on a Friday. Friday the 13th is considered to be a day where inauspicious things happen - an increase in accidents, in paranoia, in spooky occurrences.

Superstitious people believe that Friday the 13th is a cursed day, a bad omen, an unlucky day. This might be the reason...

Are you among those who believe that Friday the 13th brings bad luck? If so, there's dreadful news for you. There are three Fridays that fall on the 13th of the month this year. That may sound thrice as awful to you, but unfortunately that's what the year holds for you. Warning: The next one will glare back at you with just a flip of your calendar ...

A US Mega Millions jackpot estimated at $425 million prompted a rush of ticket-buying ahead of the announcement of the winning numbers, defying superstitions that Friday the 13th only brings bad luck.