Recap of this week's posts by D.Buzz
_{For the week ending on 10/23/2022 | Vol. 120}

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What's buzzing, friends?

According to research, habits and deep-rooted beliefs are hard to shake. This is because they are often based on years of experience and exposure. In other words, they are "ingrained" in our minds. One habit that we here at DBuzz sometimes perform, and not sure why, is the old "Knock on Wood" for good luck adage.

Why do we do this, or why do we say this... Curiosity got the best of us, and here we are this week.

There are a lot of superstitions out there about how to bring good luck. One of the most popular is to knock on wood. The idea is that by knocking on wood, you're knocking on the door of the wood nymphs, who will then bestow good luck upon you.

Many believe it originated with pagan groups and cultures around the world, such as the Celts, who worshipped and mythologized the trees. These groups believed the trees were home to their various gods and with the touch of wood, a spirit could bring protection. - Source

Today, the phrase is used as a way to express hope that good luck will continue. So perhaps whether or not you believe in the wood nymphs, knocking on wood can't hurt and might help you get the lucky break you're looking for, right?

We just knocked on some wood, and we hope that you will continue to read this roundup article on what we posted here on DBuzz this week - the wood nymphs agree.

_{Hello, any good luck home?}

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