Triskaideka-phobia is fears at number 13. Since centuries ago, number 13 was considered to be negative in thecommunity's confidence. People are reluctant to invite 13 guests in a dinner. Even Napoleon Bonaparte J. Paul Getty and Franklin Delano Roosevelt were worried about having to eat dinner with 13 people in one table. Even some hotels avoid giving the number 13 for their rooms or even passing the 13th floor.
In February 1987, Paul Hoffman wrote in the Smithsonian Magazine that this hard to spell phobia costs an extra $ 1 billion per year for causing people to refuse to work, cancellation of train and airplane tickets, and reduced tradingactivity on the 13th of every month .
So, do you afraid of number 13?
it just a number to me .... the power of your own illusion is played here
if you believe one thing will happen (with all your heart and mind) then it will happen on contrary if you not ... then its nothing ... great blog and nice first post
One of the Diseases to watch out for.
Yeah, it's a simple fear but can causing a massive effect
keren