This belief comes from ancient Indian traditions, where a broken mirror was thought to shatter one's soul, seven years of misfortune. 

In Hindu mythology, the black cat is associated with planet Shani (Saturn), which represents hard labor, hardships and sudden challenges in life. 

According to Indian astrology, an eye twitch can be good or bad fortune, depending on which eye, left or right, and the person’s gender, male or female. 

As per tradition, the superstition rooted in the belief that Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth, visits homes at dusk, and sweeping may drive her away. 

Hindu scriptures suggest that cutting nails and hair on Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Thursdays with attracting negative energy or bad luck. 

This common practice originates from Indian folklore, where these items, lemon and green chilis, absorb negative energies and keep away evil spirits. 

In Indian tradition, sneezing before leaving the place, is believed to indicate an interruption by a bad omen, causing delays in one’s journey. 

Mythology states that Rahu and Ketu, the shadow planets, curse pregnant women and their unborn babies if they witness an eclipse. 

Traditionally, this belief stems from astrology, where an itchy right palm means financial gain, and an itchy left palm means monetary loss. 

Hindu traditional beliefs suggest that crows are messengers of ancestors, and their cawing indicates that guests or spirits are about to arrive.