The world for centuries has been practicing avoiding cutting nails in the evening, while reasons may vary depending on cultural beliefs and superstitions. According to mythological beliefs, it is said that negative energies and spirits are more active during the evening. The action of cutting nails is considered as separation out cutting away, which could lead to disturbing the balanced energies and could invite bad luck. There are two main reasons why some people avoid cutting their nails in the evening:Mythological reasons:In Hindu mythology, is believed that according to astrological traditions, there is connect between cutting nails and the moons energy. The moon in astrology symbolizes tranquility, calmness and healing energies. Cutting nails during the evening could disturb the energies of the moon which could negatively impact the overall well-being of a person. Superstition and cultural beliefs:In some cultures, evenings are associated with increased activity of spirits or negative energies. Cutting nails at night is seen as disruptive to the natural balance and potentially attracting bad luck.Astrology can also play a role. Certain times of day or days of the week, like Tuesdays, are considered unlucky for nail trimming.Practical reasons (mostly historical):In the past, without good lighting, it could be dangerous to cut nails in the dark, leading to accidental cuts or nicks. Poor visibility could also make it difficult to properly collect and dispose of nail clippings, creating a hygiene concern.Its important to note that theres no scientific basis for the idea that cutting nails in the evening is harmful. Ultimately, it comes down to personal beliefs and cultural traditions.
