Animals, Insects and Birds as Good Luck Symbols

This is the place to be for all animal lovers! Animals, birds and insects have played an important part of superstitions and symbolism since the dawn of time.

Here is a wealth of good reading for all those who are fascinated by old and current beliefs concerning these beloved creatures which inhabit our beautiful and mysterious planet.

Discover what lizards represented in Ancient Egypt.

Did you know Charles Dickens wrote that a cricket on the hearth is the luckiest thing in the world? Even pigs are very lucky animals!

Least do not forget to have at least one rooster image in your kitchen! If you don’t know why, be sure to read up on roosters.

All of you who are looking to improve your love life should hurry over to the article on Mandarin Ducks. Thousand of people, especially in Asia claim these lovely ducks work wonders.

Calling all cat lovers: the Maneki Neko is the luckiest cat around. Maneki Neko is actually embraced by millions around the world. Especially business owners seem to be attracted to this lucky cat.

Elephants seem to be an all time favorite among millions of people; but should the truck be pointing up or down?

We could go on and on. There are so many more special animals, and more are on there way.

Get More Luck with Gemstones and Jewelry

Gemstones and jewelry have capitated humankind since ancient times. Many believe that gemstone have special powers whether it be to attract good luck or prevent bad luck. Even more believe in the healing powers of these precious stones.

There are gemstones that are good luck symbols for just about any situation and needs. For example, students and teachers may want to consider the Sapphire.

Business owners; take a look at the Garnet stone. Entrepreneurs and artist may want to purchase the Tiger’s Eye. The Citrine gemstone is for wealth seekers.

If you are travelling on water, do not forget your Aquamarine gemstone. On the side note it is also great for all of us who tend to be a little lazy.

Traveling by air? The choice is simple when it comes to jewelry. Naturally you will choose a Turquoise piece.

Love gardening or farming? Be sure to have your Agate close by. This also applies to horseback riders.

There are gemstones for just about any occasion. There are anniversary gemstones and birthstones for each month.

As for love there are so many different lovely gemstones to pick from. Take a look around and choose your favorite.

Never Miss an Opportunity with these Good Luck Symbols

Here comes the category with the surprise elements. There are so many captivating good luck symbols around the world that cover a wide rage of areas. Let’s dig into it and take a closer look.

In Asia they have the Pi Xiu which promises to attract wealth. There is a simple explanation as to why this is so. Speaking of Asia; did you know some Chinese characters do bring luck?

For ultimate protection be sure to get a couple Foo Dogs.

The Hamsa Hand originally from the Middle East is quite special indeed. The Turkish Evil Eye is well known and now used globally.
The Daruma Doll works wonders for all of us with goals.

In Ireland they have the leprechauns. Many countries in Europe and many in the United States have fallen in love with the gnomes. Some of them are quite hilarious!

Knowledge about the horseshoe is a must for anyone remotely interested in good luck symbols.

All bikers certainly need a guardian bell. No motorcycle should be without this protective bell.

If your worst enemy paid you a visit, be sure to have a smudge stick handy!

Coins are lucky around the world, no doubt about that.

Are you is spooked by nightmares? We have good news; the Native American dreamcatcher does the trick. For kids having problems sleeping we recommend the worry dolls.

Scroll down and dig into the world of lucky and protective symbols found worldwide.

Good Luck in Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome

Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome have had a lasting impact on out civilization. It may have been over 2000 years ago since these cultures reigned, but still today we find traces of them all over the Western world.

The mythology stories of these ancient countries are still ever so popular. Many of their beliefs and superstitions continue to have an impact in many areas of life. Amongst other things commercial trades use gods and goddesses from these ancient worlds to make a point.

There is no doubt that gaining a better insight in these cultures makes us better equipped to understand how they still influence our modern world.

The Ankh is an Egyptian symbol found on jewelry sold and wore today. Do you now the meaning of the symbol? Speaking of Ancient Egypt, the Egyptian Scarab was one of the most beloved amulets of that world. Be sure to read why the scarab was so special.

The goddess Nike in Ancient Greece and her equivalent in Ancient Rome the goddess Victoria have made a lasting impact in the world of sports. Also, some governments have taken her to heart. Find out more about the goddess of Victory by scrolling down to her page.

Don’t miss the Nine Muses. These goddesses, daughters of Zeus are cherished in many areas of the world of arts, music, science, literature and culture in general. Find the list of the Nine Muses and their area of expertise. Choose your favorite Muse.

The Goddess Fortuna was the goddess of luck in Ancient Rome. In Ancient Greece she was called the goddess Tyche and was the ruler of luck. She certainly was someone you didn’t want to mess with. Behave or all your luck will vanish into thin air.

Deities

They are thousands of deities worshipped daily around the globe. Millions of people worldwide count on them for protection, good health and happiness. Yet others turn to their god or goddess to grant them wishes, may it be success or wealth.

We have started to take a closer look at some in different cultures and religions.

Kuan Yin is probably the most popular goddess in Asia. She followers seem to be increasing as more and more people of the Western world have taken her to heart. This goddess can work miracles like no other. Go to her page and read her story.

Ganesh, the god with the elephant head is much loved in India. Discover why he is treasured and respected by millions of followers.

Fu Lu Shou– The Three Star Gods are deities that go far beyond religion. Many people not practically religious seem to find comfort in having statues of these three gods in their homes.

Karni Mata is the goddess of the sacred rats. Thousands flock to her temple to be around these rats. That is no typo, these are live rats residing in the temple. They are cared well for. No one would ever dream of harming a single one of these rats.

Ekeko is the god that just might grant you prosperity. Ekeko loves to puff on a cigarette. No matter what you may think about smoking, you better have a cigarette handy if you want to please this god!

The Laughing Buddha is not worshiped. That may be the reason statues of him are found all around the world. It is although thought his positive energies will bring forth happiness, good luck and prosperity. Scroll down and get acquainted with the Laughing Buddha.

Saints

There are thousands of saints, some sources state there are over 10 000 recognized saints.

They are an important part of the daily lived of millions of people. Saints are relied on for guidance and protection. There seems to be a saint for every situation and every person, no matter if they are rich or poor, healthy or sick, law abiding or criminals. Thousands of towns around the world also have a patron saint for protection, as do countries and continents.

We have just barely started to take a closer look a few saints, more to come later.

Plants used as Good Luck Symbols

We are all familiar with the very auspicious four leaf clover. It is ell recognized as a good luck.

As for other plants which are highly promising in the area of luck are lucky bamboo and the jade plant.

We really recommend you consider these plants for good vibes and prosperity!

Lucky Food

There are superstitions about just about everything, including food. What a captivating thought that what you eat may bring good luck!
In some cases, it is also important where and how you store your food. This is especially true for rice.

Good Luck Around the Year

There are so many important occasions around the year. Each day filled with its own symbolism.
Even the days of the week have special importance depending on culture and belief.

Time to explore these superstitions very much alive.