Indaian consider 11-11-11 unlucky

11-11-11 - a special day for Indian couples

Many people consider the 11th day of the 11th month of the 11th year of the 21st century as unlucky for the sequence 11-11-11.

Many fast-track matrimonial plans to fall on the special sequence, ahead of the Hindu wedding season.

But for some couples in India, Friday is special as they beat the Hindu wedding season to tie the knot on this memorable day.

AJE

I think , if they do more study about #11 they will surely consider it as bad luck.

reply to post by hmdphantom


Many think Friday the 13th is bad luck...

Doesn't mean it is, does it?

I think more bad luck entering into an indian marriage if your are the female.

But that depends on whether the female is submissive or likes a b.. one, if the husband has one, but I wouldnt put money on that. So bad luck all round for the lady! Unless he has lots of dosh and she can sneak away and well you know what!

Such superstitions are so silly. Everyday is the same. Some days you have good fortune and some days you do not. Though I do believe that if you think negative about today then it is possible bad things will happen to you. I was working with some Indian people today I should have asked them about it.

reply to post by Chadwickus


IMO there is no such thing as bad luck or good luck.

There are some historical memories referred by people as bad luck.

The 13th day of Farvardin in Iran is called nature's day. In that day that people leave their home , they go outside to be in the nature. It is told that staying at home is bad luck for people.

As I do some research for myself , I understood that it is a day that lots of Iranian had been killed in their home.

Nowadays , people don't know the historical facts , but they just leave their home in that day.

IMO most of the superstitions in the planet has been made by Freemasonry. They are the ones who do their plans in special dates and hours.

I am not much informed about Friday the 13th. I just know a little from the movie , Da Vinci Code. I would appreciate brief introduction about that.

Thank you for replying.