The document discusses the meaning, origin and examples of superstitions. It also covers how superstitions have been marketed for gold and explores both the positive and negative effects of superstitions. Finally, it looks at eradicating superstitions.

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JAYDEEP ANJALI

3. CONTENTS
Introduction and Origin
Examples
Superstition as
Science
Marketing
Gold
Effects
Eradication and
Conclusion

4. MEANING AND ORIGIN
MEANING
A superstition is a false belief based on
ignorance.
ORIGIN
Cannot be traced to a particular race,
religion or geographical area.

7. BIRD DROPPING HORSE SHOE

9. SHOOTING
STAR

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13. THE BLACK CAT

14. SNEEZING

17. SUPERSTITION AS SCIENCE

18. ECLIPSE

19. UFO

20. NATURAL CALAMITIES

21. RELIGION & FAITH

22. MARKETING GOLD

23. EFFECTS
POSITIVE EFFECTS
NEGATIVE
EFFECTS

24. ERADICATION OF SUPERSTITION