In the distant past, people were much more attentive to natural phenomena. They did not know how to explain them, so they associated them with the will of higher powers or considered them a sure sign of certain future events. Sometimes it was possible to make a strong connection between event and consequence, and beliefs were born.
Many of them have survived to this day because there are still people who believe in the inexplicable. Thanks to them, we can get acquainted with folk wisdom. Experts have collected the most popular signs of the shooting star – a beautiful phenomenon that all romantics love to watch.
When can we catch a shooting star?
Shooting Star Beliefs
• If a person who is suffering from a serious illness notices the flash of a shooting star, then he will not recover soon.
• According to ancient belief, it is not good to see the phenomenon of a shooting star by someone who at that moment was thinking about something bad. May his thought become a reality very soon.
• In most cases, however, a shooting star does not mean a bad sign. On the contrary, in summer it promises a rich harvest of grain.
• To see a shooting star from the right in the sky is good news, it portends the emergence of new opportunities.
• From childhood, many know the belief that advises them to quickly tell each other what their wish is, as soon as they notice a bright flying point in the sky. People believe that if you can formulate it quickly, while the star is falling, it will come true very soon.
Do shooting stars grant wishes?
• If a falling star has left a visible trail behind, then the observer will soon be lucky in love. If the phenomenon was seen by a family man, then relations with his partner will develop very well.
• A couple who sees a shooting star on a date will be happy and will soon get married.
• For the traveler, the phenomenon promises a long journey
In most beliefs, a shooting star brings something good. So don’t despair. If you see a shooting star, just consider yourself lucky to witness such a beautiful phenomenon.
