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Sneezing by a Child or Elder — What the Texts and Tradition Say

As per Indian folk tradition, a sneeze by a child, an elderly person or an unwell person is not counted as a bad omen — don't worry about it.

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Classical texts also say omens from unwell or unusual situations don't count.

Look after their health — that is the truly auspicious thing.

Folk tradition gives the same meaning for men and women.

Basis: as per Indian folk tradition — we found no direct verse on this in the classical texts.

Why?As per Indian folk tradition
What to do: Put the good sign to use — offer food or water to someone in need or to birds today.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this rule different for men and women?

Folk tradition gives the same meaning for men and women.

Do omens always come true?

An omen is a hint, not a guarantee. The texts themselves say a settled mind and your own effort matter most.

What is the simplest thing to do?

Put the good sign to use — offer food or water to someone in need or to birds today.

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