Do not engage in superstitious practices or omens.
This mitzvah forbids engaging in superstition, such as relying on omens, arbitrary signs, or irrational predictions to guide behavior. Examples include interpreting bird movements, dropping objects, or making decisions based on unfounded signs. The Torah requires Israel to rely on Hashem’s providence and Torah wisdom rather than superstitious practices that lead to false beliefs.
Commentary & Classical Explanation:
Mitzvot that prohibit worship of false gods and practices associated with idol worship.
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