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Apr

10

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Change Your Luck!


Now YOU can control your luck! Research shows that luck may depend more on attitude than chance. If you want to know what lucky people do to be so lucky, then read on, because you can do it too!

Change Your Life in Four Easy Steps

Remember these four simple ways to change your luck. Practice them, change your life and then share them with others so others can be as lucky as you are going to be!

Four Principles to Practice

Practice is KEY. Practice, and you can do almost anything! Here are foursimple things to practice to change your luck.

Berealistic. No amount of practice is going to make me a world classmountain climber. However I can practice what I am good at and havehigh expectations that can be reached. Luck favors the prepared.

Bepositive. Say what you can do. Expect good things to happen.

Beconnected. Society and success therein – runs on connection.

Believe.Do what it takes – an amulet, a poem, whatever inspires you tobelieve, use it. Listen to y our intuition. Notice opportunity whenit comes your way. This may take some undoing – unlearn worry andpreoccupation. Clear your mind. Be open to new experiences. Then goahead and take some risks.

The Research

Researchsupports these principles. The research of Dr. Richard Wisemandiscovered “… that people are not born lucky. Instead, luckypeople are, using a similar set of principles to create good fortunein their lives”. He called this collection of principles “TheLuck Factor.” Dr. Wiseman’s factors are:

One:Maximize Opportunities – Luckypeople created, noticed and acted on chance opportunity. Dr. Wisemanconducted a now famous test to studypeople’s awareness. Not surprisingly, lucky people were more aware.

Two:Listen to Your Intuition -Luckypeople listened to their intuition. They left room for intuition andhunches to operate by clearing their minds of unwanted thoughts.

Three:Expect Good Fortune -Luckypeople expected to be have good luck, and their expectations becameself-fulfilling prophecies.

Four:Turn Bad Luck to Good – This is similar to being positive – luckypeople did not dwell on bad luck or decide that they were unluckywhen something bad happened. Instead they thought how things couldhave been worse and instead took control of the situation.

Hereis an article on the Dr. Wiseman’s research: SPOILER WARNING: If you want to be fair, watch the video above before you read the article. Here is Dr. Wiseman’s Test.

Here is the research of Dr. Richard Wiseman



Do It Yourself

Lucky people have their own forumla for luck. Based on the research, all you have to do is change the way you think. But just to start, below are some methods people have used to change their attitudes towards their luck:

Luckyobjects: Talismans are said to ward off negative things; Amulets are thought to attract good things. Amulets and talismans tend to be universal objects that people agree have a certain quality. What is a talisman to one personmight be an amulet to another. Charms are personal objects we chooseto enhance our belief in luck. These can be anything from someone’s lucky hat or socks, to a charm bracelet with mementos from special events. Hereare some examples of lucky objects:

Luckycoins (chinese coins, antique coins, silver dollars)

Jade(carved amulets or animals)

WishBoxes

FourLeaf Clover

Petor Animal Artifacts (rabbit feet, pictures)

ReligiousArtifacts (catholic saints, buddha)

Insects(lady bugs, scarabs)

Jewelryor gems (ankh, om symbol, charm bracelet)

LuckyWords: Wordsreinforce beliefs: these include spells, mantras and affirmations.Mind control is another way of using words to change the way you thinkabout your fortunes.You’ll have to do some research to find the rightwords depending on yourbeliefs, but here are some positive affirmations to getstarted:

Iam a success in all that I do.

Irespect my abilities and will reach my full potential.

Ideserve prosperity of all kinds

Mylife is filled with love, fun and friendship

Iattract healthy relationships

Itrust in the process of life

Put together your own formula and start changing your mindtoday!

source :http://hubpages.com/hub/Change-Your-Luck

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Mar

27

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Good Luck Charms – Insects, Objects, Anumals & Icon


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Everyone in the world believes in good destiny or good luck.Though invisible destiny has its tremendous impact on individual either in positive or negative way there are some creatures and objects, known as good luck charms that are believed to overpower negative forces and remove all the hurdles from human life. Good luck charms are blindly believed to bring happiness, love, prosperity, strength and power. Even those who claim themselves the atheist in some way or the other staunchly believe in good luck charms. You might have seen many people around you wearing amulets, bracelets, jewelries or the tattoos over specific parts of their body. All such peculiar attractants are symbols of good luck charms.

Besides the handmade objects like holy cross, swastika (Indian holy symbol) and horse-nail there are many insects also such as ladybug,  dragonfly, scarab, pig, elephant and tiger treated as the good luck charms. Apart from objects, insects and the animals there are many prominent icons (holy men) also like Buddha, respected and worshiped like a god. The icons also are treated as the good luck charms in different parts of the world.

Though many of you may go against the good luck symbol or charm as a part of superstition, you will can’t deny the fact that every person in the world believes blindly in an invisible power, in some way or other, that is, God. Though a name of God or invisible power has got to differ in different religions and cultures, the god, in all the religions, is believed to provide strength, peace, aggrandizement, prosperity, success, fame and power. Is there any God or power in the universe which doesn’t seem to provide happiness? Those who refuse to accept god’s existence extend their approbation to God indirectly by opting for good luck charms wearing amulets or tattoos. We are presenting over here world’s few popular good luck symbols or charms in order to make you introduce you with their conspicuousness for the life of humans.

Popular Good Luck Charms

Insects

* Crickets- Crickets are treated in Asia as the good luck charms bringing compatibility and removing all the obstructions from life.

* Ladybugs- Ladybug also is believed to be a good sign and those who staunchly believe in positive effects of ladybug in life never mistreat such insect. It is a special kind of insect which is not killed. This red color insect if sits over the body of any individual, it is not removed by the person concerned, unless it flies away on its own. Quaint isn’t it! Those who by mistake kill the ladybug are considered to invite a bad look involuntarily. It is the positive effect of ladybug which encourages the large number of youths and other superstitious people to devote some sensitive parts of their body in carving out a tattoo of ladybug.

* Dragonflies- It also is a peculiar insect or bug loved all over the world as a good luck charm. Farmers take the dragonflies for bringing bumper crops of rice during the ensuing harvest season.The people of all ages wear the dragonfly tattoos as well.

* Scarabs- It is another insect, treated as a good look sign or charm. It has been loved and provided protection since Egyptian period.

Natural Objects

Just after coming across some insects, taken as the good luck charms, let’s have a look at some natural objects.

* Acorns- It is a hard fruit of oak believed to be effective in keeping the all the bad situations at bay.

* Rainbow- It is believed to be a bow of India (Indian god of water). Its appearance in the sky is the precursor of an end of ongoing rain and onset of another beautiful climate. Rainbow’s seven colors also are taken as a sign of good fortune. In some parts of the world the end of rainbow is believed to have a treasure of god. People curiously watch the rainbow and display its scenery over the wall inside their drawing room as well.

* Gems or stones– Germs or stones also are treated as the good luck charms. There are many precious gems, leaving positive or negative effects on humans. These stones are worn by the people in just in accordance with their time & date of birth and birth place.The gems and stones have really tremendous impact in the life of person. Let’s have a look at some of the conspicuous gem stones treated worldwide as the good luck charms. Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire, Amethyst, Opal, Topaz, Peridot, Aquamarine, Tanzanite, Citrine, Ametrine, Garnets, Tsavorite Garnet, Demantoid Garnet, Mandarin Garnet, Tourmaline, Rubellite Tourmaline, Green Tourmaline, Paraiba Tourmaline, Yellow Tourmaline, Blue Tourmaline, Multicolored Tourmaline, Lapis Lazuli, Fancy Sapphires, Quartz, Zultanite, Jade, Zircon, Iolite, Spinel, Fire Opal, Moonstone, Alexandrite, Chrysoberyl, Kunzite, Beryls, Morganite, Chrome Diopside, Andalusite, Amber, Turquoise, Coral, Agate, Onyx, Bloodstone, Jasper, Pearl and Diamond are the good luck signs or charms.

Animals

* Dolphins- As all the fishes are taken as ominous sign or sign of good fortune all over the world including India, dolphins were treated as the sign of good luck in Ancient cultures of Greece, Sumer, Egypt and Rome. Christians in America still treat the dolphin as bringing good luck to the people.

* Pigs- Pig is very important animal treated as a good luck sign in Germany.

* Tortoises- Tortoise also is believed to be a good sign of favorable destiny. Being indispensable part of astrology, tortoise is mentioned as changing all the contrary situations in to favorable one unbelievably.  The people in many parts of world keep the tortoises in captivity to ward off evil forces and obliterate all the contrary situations.

* Elephant- It is also treated as one of the prominent gods in India, that is, Ganesha.  Elephant is the most conspicuous and sought after animal all over the world. Elephant being a good luck sign is preferred in USA, UK, Canada, India and China.

* Red Bats- in China the red bats are treated as a good sign or charm of good luck. Believed to chase away all the evil forces effectively, the red bats are supposed to provide longevity, good heath, love, prosperity and power. Chinese people discover the red bats as the good luck charm and want them to exist all around their localities.

* Tigers- Tiger, a most dangerous animal on earth, also is treated as a good sign of fortune bringing good luck in the life of viewer. It is treated with a great respect in India and China. In India it is believed to be a vehicle of goddess Durga, while in China it is believed to provide a protection from loss of precious goods and property.

* Rabbit- The rabbit’s foot also is believed to bring a good luck, while its teeth provide a victory in gambling and other games in Africa.

Icons and Figures

* Buddha- Buddha is worshipped all over the world including China, Japan, Sri Lanka, India and Nepal. His presence in home as a laughing Buddha has gained worldwide popularity recently and people of all the religions do prefer to place its idol in their room turning its face towards main gate. Before going out of house for important work the people rub their hands over his belly for gaining 100% success.

* Saint Christopher.

4 leaf clover is the most well recognized lucky symbol around the world.


Handmade objects

* Dream Catchers- It is also believed to be a good luck charm removing all contrary situations from life.

* Red Chinese Lanterns.

* Horseshoe- The horseshoe has been used to ward off evil forces and maintain peace, prosperity and the compatibility in the life of house inmates. Made by the blacksmith, It is hanged from over the main gate in order to prevent evil forces from entering the house.

* Coins- The coins also are treated as good luck charms all over the world.

* A pot of gold.

Symbols and Numbers

* Nautical Stars- Nautical stars are respected by the fisher men and voyagers. The nautical stars are believed to foretell about contrary situations and provide a good protection from them.

* Swastika– Sign of good luck in India, happiness and prosperity.


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Mar

27

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Superstitions and the “Truth” Behind Them:


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Superstitions and the “Truth” Behind Them:

By Meagan McCall

Superstitions grow out of man’s attempts to explain the unknown. Do you consider yourself to be superstitious? Are you one of many who carry around a rabbit foot for good luck, avoid stepping on cracks in the sidewalk for fear of parental injury, search for defective four leaf clovers, change direction upon viewing a walking black cat, wait until already standing outside in the rain to open an umbrella, and walk around ladders instead of simply walking straight under them? What made you start believing that these superstitions should be obeyed? How did they begin on their journey into the consciousness of human beings?

Rabbit’s Foot:

Some people attempt to detect reasoning behind sudden success or a positive outcome. They say that it is because they are wearing their lucky underwear or they woke up on the right side of the bed that morning. Just because a few things went right that day, they will choose a particular object and call it “lucky.” This is how the carrying around a rabbit foot for good luck was likely started; ancient European Celts held the rabbit to be a sacred animal for its abilities in the field of reproduction. The Celts believed that rabbits were symbols of reproduction with high success rates, health, and prosperity, all qualities that humans desire. The good luck charm was therefore passed down through the generations.

Ladder:

Many believers, from young children to house painters, avoid walking under a ladder for fear of receiving bad luck. There is, however, a logical reason behind this superstition. The person walking under the ladder could accidentally hit it or bump it with their arm by mistake, causing the nails, paint, or person using the ladder to be knocked off. Such an accident would be dangerous to their health and anyone on the ground within crushing distance.

Mirrors:

The superstition of 7 years of bad luck following the breaking of a mirror can be traced to ancient Rome, where glass mirrors were first created. However, just because the Romans invented mirrors does not mean that they should spread irrational stories to make people use extra caution around the objects. The Romans and Greeks believed that mirrors reflected the user’s soul; therefore if the echoing image was destroyed or distorted, this could mean a corruption or breaking of the person. The most logical reason for why this myth is spread is that mirrors are expensive to replace and that the small shatters of glass may get into someone’s eye when they bounce off of the floor. The shattered pieces may even remain on the floor, waiting to stab an unsuspecting bare foot.

Umbrella:

The superstition that it is bad luck to open an umbrella indoors is heard by many children in elementary school on rainy days and continues on by word of mouth. Teachers do not correct their students, who pass on these myths, because they know that an umbrella opened in close corders could accidentally hit someone in the eye. It can also knock over a nearby object (such as a fancy vase that would only be indoors, never outside), because the user did not realize the span of the umbrella.

Wishbones:

Most people don’t like finding bones in the chicken they are about to eat, but one bone that is an exception to this rule is the wishbone. The superstition is that, to have a wish come true when breaking a wish bone, two people take hold of one end of the bone and pull until it separates; the person with the longer end gets to make a wish and have it come true.

Pennies:

There is a superstition that finding a penny lying heads up is good luck. On the other hand, finding a penny tails up is bad luck; according to the superstition, it should be flipped over and left for someone else. This is rather economically unsound. It probably started when a person saw a penny on the floor, told their walking buddy “Look, I found money!” The friend might have then become jealous and made up a reason why the original finder should not take that money. When the locater went to pick up the coin, his friend claimed it would be bad luck, and then waited until his friend flipped the coin over before picking it up for himself.

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