Amulets: check out objects to attract luck and ward off bad luck

Luck and misfortune are two opposing but complementary energies that accompany the human being since his emergence on this planet. They say that in life to be successful and prosperous, you need to be very, very lucky. Otherwise, he was unlucky not to achieve success and prosperity. But do luck and misfortune exist? In my life, yes, and they are very strong energies.

For me, luck is being connected to the universe, having positive thoughts or vibrating positively and knowing how to see, read and feel the opportunities that life gives us and to realize these opportunities. In short, luck is knowing when to act to make it happen.

Bad luck, on the other hand, is not believing that we have opportunities or standing still without doing anything to make it happen. And also complaining about everything and believing that you are unlucky in anything. Even that person who has the “opportunity” to dream about next week’s Lotto numbers will only be lucky to win if he believes in the dream and goes to the lottery house and play.

That girl or boy will only be lucky to marry that great boy or girl if she stops only seeing flaws in the people she relates to, because she is also full of flaws.

Regardless of this, luck really does exist and it works if we believe it. Luck, combined with the power of positive thinking, is unbeatable. In order to give strength to luck and not to give chance to misfortune, human beings created a series of symbols, objects, charms and talismans, to attract luck and ward off misfortune, to successfully fulfill their dreams and goals.

I’ve selected some of these lucky objects and symbols that can be used anywhere – home, work, purse, etc. I also selected some symbols to put the bad luck to run. Use and good luck!

Objects that bring luck

– Elephant: widely used to attract wealth and prosperity. Some carry it in their purse or key chain. The most common is to have it at home or work, on the table. In general, they keep their backs to the entrance door, as they say that this position attracts luck.

– Sun: is one of the universal symbols of prosperity, luck and protection. In many cultures, the sun symbolized life, deities and gold. Having a sun always in sight means having light in the environment.

– Pisces: for Orientals it is a symbol of wealth and abundance. They can also mean fertility.

– Crescent Moon: is a figure that brings protection and love. It can be used in paintings, fabrics, as pendants and key chains.

– Pigeon: eternal symbol of peace. Having a figurine with this bird in the house brings tranquility and peace to the family.

– Lucky coins: represent wealth and material goods. Attract good business and prosperity. It is very common to have three Chinese coins held in the middle by a red string.

– Buddha: the image of the Buddha and symbol of love, peace and happiness. Among the various Buddha images, there is one that is known as the Buddha of Wealth, the one who is always smiling. This Buddha should be placed on a saucer with coins or rice. He will attract luck, fortune and joy.

– Four-leaf clover: one of the oldest symbols to attract good fortune and luck. They say that whoever finds a four-leaf clover will have eternal luck.

– Senhor do Bonfim ribbon: originally from Bahia, the Senhor do Bonfim ribbon is used by everyone to attract luck. The person must make the requests at the time of tying the three knots that are tied when we tie the wristband. They say she has more strength when we win her.

– Horseshoe: widely used behind the doors of residences and commerce, to attract luck and break negativities.

– Toad of Fortune: widely used to attract wealth. Place the frog on a table and place a R$ 1.00 coin in its mouth.

Out of luck!
– Figa: it is used to protect yourself from evil eye and envy, as they greatly hinder our luck. It is very common to have it on a neck chain, behind the door or in the bag.

– Greek eye: used as a talisman of protection against the Fat Eye. For many, it can be used to attract luck. Put it in front of the door, in your purse or on your key ring.

– Ba-Gua: Feng Shui instrument used to repel bad energies and bad luck from environments. Put it on the entrance door from the outside.

– Mirror on the door: putting a small mirror on the door from the outside will ward off bad luck from the house and residents.

– Goat’s eye: they are seeds of a tree, used to ward off envy and attract luck.

– Star of David: it is a six-pointed star that, when worn, either close to the body or in environments, attracts protection and wards off bad luck.

– Saints and Angels: removes any negative energy and bad luck from the house and the person. Use next to door, purse and wallet.

Of course, there are many other symbols of luck and to ward off bad luck. Use the ones you truly believe will help you.

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