Tag: Vietnamese folk belief
Title: Ancient Superstitions: Unraveling the Fear Behind the 5th of May in the Lunar...
"For as long as anyone can remember, the elders have passed down a saying about the dread surrounding the 5th of May in the lunar calendar. This day is often associated with bad luck, and various traditional activities are performed to ward off any potential misfortune. Superstitions and taboos are taken very seriously on this particular day."
The Ultimate Guide to a Prosperous Year: Understanding the Rituals and Offerings for the...
The annual Via Than Tai festival on the 10th day of the first lunar month is considered a lucky day for seeking wealth and prosperity. However, not everyone knows the correct way to perform the ritual. So, what does an offering to the God of Wealth entail? Let's find out!
The Ultimate Guide to Balancing Your Year-End Festivities: Navigating Luck with Fertilized Duck Eggs
In Vietnamese folk beliefs, consuming balut (fertilized duck egg) during the year-end is thought to ward off bad luck and usher in prosperity. Is there any truth to this? Find out in this article as we delve into this intriguing tradition and explore whether it holds any merit.