SUPERSTITIOUS

Especially supernatural people like Chinese people. If the person claiming that he or she is not superstitious is a liar or a fool. I believe that many of us are not rationally explained. This is especially true in our multinational country. Every community has its own belief. It is impossible to discuss all Chinese beliefs; so I will talk about some of them. I still remember it a few years ago, I went to Bukit Bendera with some of my friends.

From the beginning we exist in superstitious beliefs, passed down for centuries, shared culture, passed down from generation to generation. Since superstitious rituals and activities are thought to have a positive or negative influence on human life events, they influence human behavior in various ways and influence human psychological and social conditions . Superstitious behavior is used to reduce anxiety, build confidence and deal with uncertainty and give the illusion of control over uncontrolled anxiety (Neil, 1980; Matute, 1994). The objective of this study was to obtain data on superstitions, superstitions, and themes that affect young people. The investigation examined the beliefs and interests of Maltese youth about the influence of superstition and superstition on their lives. About the above result

As we all come closer to the 21st century, the belief in superstition has gradually been eliminated. Superstition is a non-scientific way of thinking. In other words, superstitions do not include details or methods that can be proved or refuted. Superstition thinking can cause a lot of confusion in our desires and judgment of everyday life. Today, many Malaysians are still used to superstition, some of which are due to their religious beliefs, some of which have been brought abroad by their ancestors. Among the three races in Malaysia, the Chinese are still superstitious. People's attitudes, daily routines, religion are influenced by superstition

There are five superstitious groups; faith and magic about aura, belief of divination, taboo, black magic, and prayer with magical elements. These themes may be considered superstitious, but they are not objective, as many religions around the world practice what they call superstitions. These rituals or "superstitions" surely enter the daily lives of Japanese people and may even "regulate the behavior of many people" (Hori, Ichiro, 46).