Gift a gift according to numerology

Present a suitable presentation

It is believed that life partner may be given gifts as suggested by numerology.

The suggestion:

Number 1:


Watch, painting, tie, jewel box, briefcase, cookware, space saver, slide projector, and tool set.

Number 2:


Tea-pot, hobby set, purse, perfume, radio, stationery, stoneware, sheets, calculator, and plants.

Number 3:


Clothing, dishes, CD, CD player, flatware, skillet, furniture, grill, and hair clipper.

Number 4:


Fruit bowl, VCR, computer, blanket, kitchen appliances, microwave, tool set, chess set, watch, mini-cam, and electronic games.

Number 5:


Travel kit, calculator, VCR, spice set, bath oil, book, skates, and skis.

Number 6:


Gloves, perfume, painting, decorative piece, bake-ware, silverware, furniture, copper, and comforter.

Number 7:


Teapot, stationery, hobby set, bracelet, robe, bedding, camera, jacket, silverware, book, painting, and reading lamp.

Number 8:


Gift certificate, step stool, toiletries, raincoat, bake-ware, scale, iron, radio, blouse, and flatware.

Number 9:


Clock, juicer, skates, crock pot, computer, rocker, towel set, humidifier, heater, and electronic gadgets.

Several Superstitions

·        A bat in the house is a sign of death.

·        A beginner will always have good luck: beginner's luck.

·        A bird that comes in your window brings bad luck.

·        A cat has nine lives.

·        A cat will try to take the breath from a baby.

·        A cricket in the house brings good luck.

·        A drowned woman floats face up, a drowned man floats face down.

·        A forked branch, held with a fork in each hand, will dip and point when it passes over water.

·        A hat on a bed will bring bad luck.

·        A lock of hair from a baby's first haircut should be kept for good luck.

·        A person cannot drown before going under three times.

·        A rabbit's foot brings good luck.

·        A sailor wearing an earring cannot drown.

·        After receiving a container of food, the container should never be returned empty.

·        An acorn at the window can keep lightning out of the house.

·        An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

·        An itchy palm means money will come your way.

·        Animals can talk at midnight on Christmas Eve.

·        At the end of a rainbow is a pot of gold.

·        Cats can physically see spirits, so they make excellent guardians against evil spirits. They also love to play with friendly or beneficial spirits.

·        Clothes worn inside out will bring good luck.

·        Cold hands, warm heart.

·        Crossing your fingers helps to avoid bad luck and helps a wish come true.

·        Crows are viewed as a bad omen, often foretelling death. If they caw, death is very near.

·        Eat an apple on Christmas Eve for good health the next year.

·        Eating fish makes you smart.

·        Evil spirits cannot harm you when you are standing in a circle.

·        For good luck, wear new clothes on Easter.

·        Friday the thirteenth is an unlucky day.

·        Garlic protects from evil spirits and vampires.

·        Goldfish in the house bring bad luck.

·        Goldfish in the pond bring good luck.

·        If a bird flies through your house, it indicates important news. If it can't get out, the news will be death.

·        If a bird flies towards you, bad fortune is imminent.

·        If a black cat crosses your path you will have bad luck.

·        If an owl looks in your window or if you see one in the daylight, bad luck and death awaits you.

·        If the bottoms of your feet itch, you will make a trip.

·        If the flame of a candle flickers and then turns blue, there's a spirit in the room.

·        If you blow out all of the candles on your birthday cake with the first breath you will get whatever you wish for.

·        If you can remove one white hair off an all black cat, without getting scratched, you have a very powerful good luck talisman.

·        If you feel a chill up your spine, someone is walking on your future grave.

·        If you shiver, someone is casting a shadow on your grave.

·        If you walk under a ladder, you will have bad luck.

·        If your left palm itches, it means you will soon receive money; if your right palm itches, it means that you will lose or have to pay money.

·        It is bad luck to chase someone with a broom.

·        It is bad luck to sing at the table.

·        It is bad luck to sleep on a table.

·        It is unlucky to rock an empty rocking chair.

·        Open an umbrella indoors and bad luck will "rain" on you.

·        Our fate is written in the stars.

·        Smell dandelions, wet the bed.

·        Step on a crack break your mother's back.

·        The superstition of knocking on wood for good luck originates from pagan beliefs in regards to trees.

·        The wedding veil protects the bride from the evil eye.

·        To break a mirror will bring you seven years bad luck.

·        To cure a sty, rub it with a gold wedding band.

·        To drop a dishcloth means bad luck is coming.

·        To drop a fork means a woman will visit.

·        To drop a knife means a man will visit.

·        To drop a spoon means a child will visit.

·        To find a four-leaf clover is to find good luck.

·        To find a horseshoe brings good luck.

·        To find a penny heads up brings good luck.

·        To give someone a purse or wallet without money in it will bring that person bad luck.

·        To have a wish come true using a wishbone, two people make a wish, then take hold of each end of the bone and pull it until it separates. The person with the longer end gets his or her wish.

·        To kill an albatross is to cause bad luck to the ship and all upon it.

·        To make a happy marriage, the bride must wear: something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.

·        To open an umbrella in the house is to bring bad luck.

·        To refuse a kiss under mistletoe causes bad luck.

·        Toads cause warts.

·        Warm hands, cold heart.

·        Washing a car will bring rain.

·        Wearing an opal when it is not your birthstone is bad luck.

·        Wearing your birthstone will bring you good luck.

·        When a dog howls, death is near.

·        You can break a bad luck spell by turning seven times in a clockwise circle.

·        You must get out of bed on the same side you got in on or you will have bad luck.

·        You must hold your breath when you go past a cemetery or else you will breathe in the soul of someone who has recently died.

·        You must knock on wood three times after mentioning good fortune or the evil spirits will ruin things for you.

Dead man married dead girl

Bride: Vishalakshi

Bride groom: Yadav

Yadav, an unmarried  soldier in the Indian Army, died in 2003.

Vishalakshi, an unmarried daughter of late Parameshwara Poojari and Honnamma died in 1986.

Both the families had been advised by Boothas (minor deities), Kolas (divine rituals) and astrologers to arrange marriage of the dead in their families in order to resolve their problems.

The strange marriage was conducted by the residents of a Badagabellur village near Polali in the outskirts of Karnataka's Mangalore District at the groom’s house.

The spirit of a girl, who died 19 years ago, was married to the spirit of a man, who died eight years ago, at a marriage held in Polali, Mangalore, on Sunday night (01 Aug 2010) to remove obstacles for the nuptials of unmarried men and women in the families of Vishalakshi and Yadav. It is believed that dead bachelors live as evil spirits in the area and disturb the relatives.

According to Hindu tradition, auspicious ceremonies like marriages are not performed in the month of Ati or Ashada.

The groom got dowry!

Lavish feast was provided.