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Myanmar supertitions

Written byMong Palatino
Posted 17 December 2009 9:43 GMT

speaking out loud shares a few examples of Burmese superstitions.

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  • K.LAKSHMAN RAO

    As I know, every society has mythology,rituals and
    superstitions.
    Man may be bored without the above three.
    enlightened and well educated person doesn’t
    believe, practise and follow.
    all of us should aim at welfare of mankind.

    27 December 2009, 12:37 pm
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