Left Eye Twitching for Females: What Astrology Says About Eye Twitching

Your complete guide to the significance of left eye twitching in astrology

Co-authored by Danielle Blinka, MA, MPA

Last Updated: January 9, 2023 References

What does left eye twitching mean for females?

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Superstitions Around the World

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What Parts of the Eye Mean

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Right Eye Twitching for Females

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Medical Reasons for Eye Twitching

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Warnings

Your left eye is twitching—is that a good sign? Or a bad sign? You’ve come to the right place because we have all the answers you need. We’ll tell you about all of the different interpretations and superstitions about eye twitching, also called eye jumping, so you can decide what it means for you. Ready to get started? Let’s dive in!

Things You Should Know

In Indian and Chinese astrology, your left eye twitching usually means good luck or good fortune if you’re a female.
On the other hand, African culture, Hawaiian culture, and the West Indies all believe that left eye twitching is a bad omen in most cases.
A twitch in your upper eyelid usually means you’ll have a visitor, while your lower eyelid means you’re going to cry.
A twitch in the corner of your eye is a very positive omen because it means you’ll have good luck.

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What does left eye twitching mean for females?

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Left eye twitching usually means you’ll get good news. Happiness and good fortune are on the way, so left eye twitching is a positive omen for women. You may get new clothes, meet a new friend, or go on vacation.^{[1]
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Research source} In some cultures, left eye twitching means that you or someone else in your family is going to have a baby.^{[2]
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- Left eye twitching has the opposite meaning for men. For males, a twitching left eye might mean they’ll have trouble in their life or work.^{[3]
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Left eye twitching could be a reminder to focus on the present. When you’re too entrenched in the past, it’s easy to get caught up in your past worries and problems. If you often think of the past, you might take your eye twitch as a sign to invest in your future.^{[4]
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- Maybe you're thinking about how someone broke your heart in the past. Instead, think about what you want in your future partner.
- You may keep replaying a mistake you made. It’s time to let go of that thought and focus on how much progress you’ve made since then.
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Your left eye twitch might be a sign to stop caring what others think. It feels good to have people like you, but it’s not possible to please everyone. The only opinion that should matter to you is your own, but it’s hard to silence the voices of others. Your left eye might be twitching because you need a reminder to stop worrying about what other people think about you.^{[5]
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- You only have one life, so do what makes you happy! Take your left eye twitch as a sign that it’s time to follow your heart, no matter what others say.

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Superstitions Around the World

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India & Nepal For women, a twitching left eye means good luck or good fortune. You’re going to have a happy day, and possibly happiness in your future. Additionally, you’ll be prosperous and may receive unexpected wealth.^{[6]
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China & Vietnam Your left eye twitching means good luck if you’re a female. It could also mean that you’re about to receive a big fortune, since your left eye symbolizes gold. However, the time of day also matters. Here’s what the time of your twitch could mean:^{[7]
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- 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. - A close friend will visit you from far away.
- 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. - You’ll go to a party or a big dinner.
- 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - Your hard work is going to be rewarded.
- 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. - Take advantage of an opportunity that presents itself.
- 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. - If you gamble, you’re going to lose your money.
- 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. - A friend is going to ask for your help.
- 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. - You’re going to have an argument or disagreement.
- 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. - You’re going to a family gathering.
- 11:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. - You’ll have good luck or a nobleman will visit you.
- 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. - You’ll encounter a problem.
- 3:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. - A friend is going to visit you from far away.
- 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. - A treasured loved one is going to visit you.
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Egypt If you’re a female, your left eye twitching could mean you’ll receive bad news. That's because your left eye is associated with evil in Egypt. Because of that, a twitching left eye is a bad omen.^{[8]
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Africa In general, your left eye twitching is bad luck in African cultures, especially in Nigeria and Cameroon. Lower eyelid twitching can mean that you’re going to cry soon. On the other hand, your left eye twitching could mean that you’re going to have a visitor soon, which could be positive.^{[9]
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Trinidad, Tobago, & Cuba Several islands in the West Indies believe that a twitching left eye means bad luck.^{[10]
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Research source} You might encounter bad news, betrayal, or misfortune. Just keep in mind that there’s no evidence that this could happen, so there’s no reason to worry.
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Hawaii In Hawaii, your left eye twitch could have two different meanings. On the one hand, it might mean that you’ll meet a stranger, which could be positive. However, a twitchy left eye might mean you’ll mourn a loss soon.^{[11]
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Biblical Meaning You may be haunted by the past and holding onto things you need to let go. In this case, the past is holding you back from a bright future. It’s pretty easy to fix this problem though, because you can just focus on your future. Do your best to let go of your past issues.^{[12]
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What Parts of the Eye Mean

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Upper Eyelid When your upper eyelid twitches, it means that someone is going to visit you soon.^{[13]
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Research source} Maybe it will be a friend, or perhaps it’s a relative. You might start getting ready for a visitor—or could take this as a sign that you should invite someone over.
- In some parts of the world, like Hawaii, twitching in your upper left eyelid could mean that you’re going to be in mourning soon. Try not to worry, though, because this is just a superstition.
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Lower Eyelid In most cultures, a twitching lower eyelid means you might cry soon. It’s a sign that tears will flow, possibly because you’ll become emotional. Keep in mind that lots of emotions can trigger crying, not just sadness. You could cry tears of joy.
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Corner of Your Eye Generally, a twitch in the corner of your left eye is a very positive omen. It means that you’re going to have good luck, and you might even get some unexpected money. Take it as a sign that good things are in your future.

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Right Eye Twitching for Females

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A right eye twitch could be an omen of misfortune or ill health. In general, it’s considered a bad omen for women.^{[14]
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- For guys, a twitching right eye is a sign of good luck. It could also mean that they’re about to see a loved one or to meet their future partner.
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Some cultures believe right eye twitching is a sign of good luck. In cultures where left eye twitching is a bad omen, right eye twitching is a good sign. Depending on how you see things, a twitch in your right eye could mean that good luck and fortune are coming your way.^{[16]
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Medical Reasons for Eye Twitching

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Eye twitching is usually caused by eye strain, stress, or irritation. Being really tired, overwhelmed, or staring at a computer all day can take a toll on your eyes. Your eye might start twitching from the fatigue. Similarly, your eye might be twitchy because it’s dry or you’ve gotten a a piece of hair or dust caught in it.^{[17]
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- Using eye drops might help with the twitching. You could also try resting your eyes or taking a nap.
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Caffeine, smoking, and alcohol can also cause eye twitching. Some stimulants and depressants can affect your eyes. You might notice a lot of eye twitching after drinking a lot of coffee or alcohol, and the twitching is typically temporary. Similarly, smoking can cause eye twitches, which may recur if you continue to smoke.^{[18]
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- If you want to quit smoking, talk to your doctor about quitting aids, like gum, patches, and medication. You can successfully leave cigarettes in the past!
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Wind, pollution, and bright light can also make your eye twitch. Your environment also impacts your eye health. For starters, wind and pollutants can dry out or irritate your eyes, which causes twitching. Similarly, bright eyes can bother your eyes and make them squint. If you squint of a while, your eye can start twitching.^{[19]
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- Protecting your eyes with sunglasses or by shading them can help stop your eye from twitching.

Warnings

While eye twitching is normally not a big deal, visit your eye doctor if it keeps happening. They can find out if your eye twitching is caused by a medical issue.

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Don’t let eye twitching stress you out. While it’s fun to look for omens, there’s no evidence to back them up, so take their meaning with a grain of salt.

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