13
Sep
Defy Superstition Day is a fun day on September 13 when people challenge old beliefs that bring bad luck. It's like testing if walking under a ladder, breaking a mirror, or seeing a black cat can really cause bad things to happen. People use this day to remind themselves that superstitions are just stories from the past, and there's no real magic in them. It's a day to be brave and do things they might normally avoid because of these beliefs. It teaches us to question silly fears and know that we create our own luck with our actions.
How to celebrate Defy Superstition Day?
On Defy Superstition Day, try doing fun things that people think are unlucky. You can step on cracks on the sidewalk, open an umbrella indoors, or invite a black cat to visit. Make your own lucky charm, like a happy rock or a favorite toy. You can even walk under a ladder (if it's safe) and see nothing bad happens. Tell silly stories about superstitions to your friends. Have fun and laugh at how these things aren't really unlucky! Enjoy feeling brave and special, because you're not afraid of old beliefs, and you know they can't stop your fun!
Where Defy Superstition Day is celebrated?
- - International
