Negative superstition reinforces bad luck!
-Peter Urs Bender
Aberglauben is the German word that means ‘superstition’. Be careful what you wish for. Your wish might be granted!
I have also read that you become the thing you most think about. However, I must say that is not always true because during the early part of my life I thought mainly about women…
I don’t believe in superstition. Except on Friday the 13th, which is my lucky day And I’m careful what I wish for. Also, I never walk under ladders. Something might fall on me!
Actually, what I do believe is that you should be superstitious, if it brings you luck! Superstition, seen in that light, is your spirit talking to yourself. I like to think of it as your subconscious talking to your conscious, and telling you to ‘be careful’. I also like to think of it as your unconscious talking to your conscious and telling you to ‘take a chance’.
Thought of in that way, Aberglauben is a positive force. It’s a great way of putting you in touch with your own spirit. We all get a little superstitious from time to time. Even if we don’t believe in it with all our hearts.
Excerpt from Gutfeeling
Author, Peter Urs Bender
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