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It is unlucky to walk under the ladder. What's the story?

In fact, every country has its own superstition, which has become a unique custom and constitutes a part of its culture. For example, in the west, it is said that it is unlucky to walk under a ladder. In addition, there are many similar superstitions that are deeply rooted in people's hearts.

It is unlucky to sprinkle salt.

In the famous biblical scene "The Last Supper", when Jesus showed his cards to his disciples, Judas knocked over the salt jar on the table because of his guilty conscience, so there was a superstition that knocking over the salt jar would bring bad luck. Sprinkling salt is a symbol of bad luck. There is also a saying that because salt was precious in ancient Rome, soldiers were given salt instead of money. Sprinkling salt is burning money

But if you encounter bad luck or bad luck, you can sprinkle salt behind your shoulders or knock on the wood again. These are all ways to break bad luck. There is a popular saying in western countries: after praising others, you must knock on the wood immediately, otherwise the praised thing will go to the opposite side. For example, a person said, "I am in good health and never get sick." As soon as I finished, I knocked on the table twice and said, "Touch the wood!" "I'm not sure if sprinkling some salt on my left shoulder can get rid of bad luck, but I can be sure that the word' salary' comes from salt.

Walking under a ladder will bring bad luck.

Australians would rather walk a few more steps around the road than walk under the ladder because it is said that it will bring bad luck. In the middle ages, people thought that the inclined ladder looked like a gallows, and walking under the ladder was to execute yourself. There is also a religious saying that the triangular space made of ladders is a symbol of the trinity, and it is blasphemous to pass through it.

There is also a saying that "it is unlucky to walk under a ladder", which comes from what happened in Britain centuries ago. I drank too much malt liquor and didn't eat much at dinner. When someone passed the ladder or walked under it, the drunken painter might dump the paint bucket, and the handyman might throw tools when he was drunk.

However, if you accidentally walk under the ladder, don't worry too much. There are many ways to avoid bad luck. It is said that all you have to do is cross your fingers and pray for God's blessing until you see a dog. Or you can spit on your shoes, then keep walking, and then look down at your shoes when the saliva dries.

I am a Jedi. This is sheer nonsense.