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broken mirror
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Eastern countries
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Considered a bad omen, may bring bad luck or misfortune
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2
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broken mirror
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Eastern countries
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Should be disposed of in a specific manner to avoid further bad luck
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3
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broken mirror
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Eastern countries
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A symbol of separation or the end of a relationship
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4
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broken mirror
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Eastern countries
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Some believe it can attract malevolent entities or spirits
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5
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broken mirror
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Eastern countries
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Traditionally, breaking a mirror necessitates performing a cleansing or purification ritual
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6
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mirror
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Eastern cultures
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Often associated with superstition and used in spiritual rituals, such as covering mirrors at night to avoid spirits
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7
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mirrors
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Eastern countries
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Mirrors are often placed strategically to reflect positive energy and to enhance the flow of chi within a space.
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8
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mirrors
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Eastern countries
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Mirrors are sometimes associated with superstitions and may not be placed facing the bed or reflecting the family altar.
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9
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mirrors
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Eastern countries
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Used for feng shui purposes and associated with superstitions about spirits and bad luck if broken
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10
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mirrors
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Eastern culture
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Belief in some Asian cultures that mirrors can attract spirits or negative energy, so they may be covered or avoided in certain situations
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