Ketiz Singh

Hey guys! Isn’t it crazy how some people believe eating during a solar eclipse is bad luck? It’s like a big fuss for no reason. Let me tell you an interesting story.

Back in the day, Guru Nanak went to a fair during a solar eclipse. He ate some deer meat, and people lost their minds! They thought it was bad luck. But Guru Nanak knew better. Superstitions like this have been around for ages.

Even now, some folks believe all sorts of things during an eclipse. Like not eating, not going out, or not starting new things. But guess what? It’s all just superstition.

Let me break it down for you. Eclipses happen when the Moon’s shadow hits the Earth. It’s not some spooky omen—it’s just science! But back in the day, people used to freak out because they didn’t understand it.

And here’s the cool part: the Moon’s orbit isn’t a perfect circle. It’s more like an oval, which can lead to different types of solar eclipses. Like the Ring of Fire eclipse or the Total Solar Eclipse. So fascinating, right?

These myths and legends have been around forever. In ancient times, people thought demons were eating the Sun during an eclipse! Can you believe that? But now we know better.

So next time someone tells you not to eat or go out during an eclipse, just smile and nod. Enjoy the beauty of nature and don’t let superstitions hold you back. Keep learning and growing, guys! Embrace the magic of the universe. You’ve got this! 🌞🌒✨