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Number seven is without a doubt is the luckiest number the world. But why is that? Why is it considered the luckiest number by most people? What are the reasons behind this fascination of the number seven? In this article we will take a look at those reasons.

One of the main reasons may be, because the number seven is linked with almost all major religions in the world. So there is the spiritual…

The scarab is a symbol of good luck and prosperity for nearly 5000 years. Unlike many other lucky charms it was not limited to a certain group or class of people in the society (Tanuki was mainly used by restaurant owners, The Ankh was mainly used by royalty). The scarab beetle amulets have two main benefits according to Egyptian beliefs.

1. Protect them from evil forces 2. Bring them good fortune

The Tibetan prayer wheel (as you might have guessed) has its main use in Tibet but interestingly its origins are in India. I actually passed on this subject previously thinking it’s just used to prayers. But while I was continuing my research, I came across a vibrant origin story and the fascinating process of making a prayer wheel and how it can be used to make our life blessed with positive…

Cornucopia – The horn of plenty

The word cornucopia is derived from the Latin term cornu copiae which means “Horn of plenty”. It is considered the symbol of abundance in many cultures especially in the western European region. Later it has become associated with the Thanksgiving celebrations of North America.

The cornucopia is almost always depicted as a giant horn shaped woven basket overflowing with fruits, vegetables,…

Power of the Runes and Fehu – The rune of luck

Before we dive into the power of Fehu, we should have an understanding of runes and why are they so special.

The historical background of Runes

Runes are letters belonging to various runic alphabets. Runic alphabets were formed around 150 A.D. There are three well known runic alphabets. These alphabets were used by Norse and Germanic people.

• Elder Futhark (150–800 AD) • Anglo-Saxon Futhorc…

Kalasha or Kalasa is a very important symbol in Hindu culture, because it is the symbol of infinite abundance. Kalasha literally means “a pot”. It is the divine vessel or the container that will never become empty. The pot can be made from anything such as clay, brass, copper, silver or gold. You may have read in a previous article where I mentioned about the eight auspicious symbols of the…

Om is actually two things

A symbol

A sound

The symbol

Om symbol is the artistic representation of the Om (AUM) sound .The proper name for the Om symbol is Omkār.

Om symbol is the most important symbol in Hinduism. It is the oldest religions in India.It is older than Sikhism, Buddhism and Jainism.Om symbol can be seen in every Hindu temple and almost in every Hindu house hold. It is worn a part…