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Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Folk Beliefs In Hamirpur

Like every other society of India , Hamirpur also have a lots of Superstition and Ethnic folk belief which existed from past tradition and culture. some of the folk beliefs are.

● Men are the best Species on the world
● All worldly things are mortal beings.
● Tit for tat; Good works and activities get the glory. 
● Brahma is the creator of the universe, Vishnu nurtures and Mahesh (Shiv) is a destructor.
● The deeds which done in this life will get in the next life.
● All things of the world creates, fluctuates and destroys by the will of God.
● Trees have life, To Do not pluck the tree leaves at night.
● Crow Voice is a Sign that someone is about to come. 
● Water of Ganga is put in the mouth of dead person to get him paradise; 
● Ghosts are occupied on plum trees; 
● If youngest person dies becomes Ghost;    ● Ghosts are afraid of fire and iron.
● Witch drinks the blood of human.
● Indra causes the  rain;

● To touch the foot of the virgin girl is virtue.
● Father or an equivalent member of the house does not eat in Daughter's home. 
● To sweeping the home before sunrise is good and inhabits Laxmi (wealth).
● Not to sweep family member is going out.
●The house door should not be south side Is unlucky.
● Planets affects the human life.
● Nine days of Nav Devi Festival is  Divine for every good deeds; To see Jay is auspicious, and to look cat on the way, One eyed man are unlucky.
● Three and seven numbers are unlucky.( teen tigada, kaam bigada).
● To sneeze while some one going out is unlucky , 
● Weeping of dog is unlucky.

There are some very strange folk beliefs such as the Ethnic folk belief that
Mange Kurmi Baar Na Dey,Gheech Marore Sabro Dey.” 
Place related ideoms 
"Jhansi gale ki phansi, Datiya gale ka haar, Raho lalitpur tab tak, jab tak mile udhar."
Caste related idioms
"Bahman khaway se, thakur rijhaye se, Baniya dabaye se"

Finally, one thing is absolutely true that folk beliefs is the object of human mids.

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