The acorn is a good luck sign because it is associated with good fortune, prosperity, youth, and power. The acorn is frequently associated with spiritual progress. Acorns on a windowsill, according to the Norse, would protect a dwelling from lightning. This may seem little to many of us today, yet it was a widely held … Read more
Goldfish are considered harbingers of prosperity, growth, wealth, power, long life, knowledge, and peace in many civilizations around the world. In homes and workplaces, they are maintained in bowls or ponds to bring good luck. Goldfish are one of Buddha’s eight sacred symbols, representing wealth, fertility, and harmony in life. They were thought to be … Read more
Everything is going well for you. lucky, auspicious, propitious
Money, wealthMoney, according to Chinese legend, can convert a millstone into a ghost. To put it another way, money can buy a lot of things.
Shou can also refer to life, age, or a birthday.
ProsperityIn feudal China, it used to refer to an official’s income. Fengshui is thought to be the Chinese means of achieving good health, riches, and happiness. If you’re interested in Feng Shui, the book ‘The Feng Shui Kit’ is a good place to start.
Blessings, fortune, and good fortuneFu is a prominent Chinese character associated with Chinese New Year. It’s frequently hung upside down on a house or apartment’s front entrance. Because the Chinese character for upside down sounds the same as the word for came, the upside down fu symbolizes good luck has arrived.
Wishbones have become a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter feast staple. In usually, the wishbone from a turkey or chicken supper is kept and dried overnight. Two people snap it the next day while making a wish. Each individual pulls on an end with their pinky finger. The one with the larger bit gets their wish … Read more
Many superstitions revolve around money. Almost all kinds of cash are related with at least one superstition. The most common penny superstition heard today is the rhyming verse: “Find a penny, pick it up, and you’ll have good luck all day long.”
Rabbits and hares were seen to be lucky creatures since they were associated with the arrival of spring and the blooming of flowers and other vegetation. Spring was also a period of fertility, so seeing rabbits running through the fields was considered lucky. A rabbit trotting through your yard suggested it was an excellent year … Read more