Superstitions help people make sense out of a world that's just plain messy at the best of times, or completely chaotic at its worst. Given the mystery surrounding death, it's no surprise that people have come up with countless superstitions related to omens of death and dying. Whether you believe them or not, it's hard to argue with the fact that they bring order to one of the most mysterious topics out there, contributing to a sense of peace and control that many people desperately crave. Read on to learn about some of the most popular superstitions related to bad omens, death, dying and the great unknown from different cultures. Phantom funerals are part of folklore in various cultures, particularly in Europe, and are associated with imminent death and death omens. The idea is that certain individuals, often those gifted with second sight or clairvoyance, can witness a funeral procession that isn't actually occurring in the physical world. In the rugged terrains of Appalachia, age-old tales and superstitions weave into the very fabric of daily life.

Among the most eerie is the legend of the "death crown". Rooted in Appalachian folklore, this death omen is a mysteriously formed pattern resembling a crown or wreath discovered in the [Derila Neck Relief Pillow](https://www.seono1.co.th/forum/index.php?action=profile