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dive superstitions
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Pacific Island nations
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Dive superstitions are closely tied to the cultural and spiritual connection to the ocean, with taboos and rituals to ensure safety and success in diving.
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2
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fishermen superstitions
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Pacific Island countries
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Fishermen may believe in superstitions surrounding taboo fishing areas or using specific chants to invoke the favor of the sea gods.
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3
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fishermen's superstitions
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Pacific Island countries
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Fishermen may believe in certain lucky charms or talisman to bring good fortune at sea.
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4
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fishing superstitions
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Pacific Island cultures
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The direction of the wind and the behavior of birds are often considered as significant omens for a successful fishing trip
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1
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5
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nautical superstitions
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Pacific island cultures
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Certain stars and constellations are believed to guide voyagers at sea and hold deep significance in navigation practices.
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6
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sailors' superstitions
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Pacific Island countries
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Sailors may have superstitions related to navigation and seafaring techniques that are believed to be guided by ancestral spirits.
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7
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sea superstitions
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Pacific Islands
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Belief in the sacredness of certain sea creatures and the necessity to seek permission or offer tribute before fishing or sailing
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8
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seafaring superstitions
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Pacific Island countries
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Belief in the spirit of the ocean and traditions to show respect to the sea, such as asking for permission before fishing
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