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Most of us have heard of lucky charms such as rabbit fever and four-Leaf Clover.
Using these objects as amulets of good fortune began in the early ages of human civilization, when people began to hoard simple, everyday objects and poses that would help them against the evil eye. "believed that these treasures are often used as talismans, amulets or symbols carved into the rocks will help them in times of visible and invisible dangers. It is believed that amulets were used by most ancient cultures, including Africans, Chinese, Indians, Native Americans and Europeans.
Some of the magic charms used in the old days include religious objects such as statues or symbols of a deity or gemstones that are believed to protect the person who leads. The cross (swastika fylfot), which is as old as Hinduism, is a symbol so that was widely used during the years until today. Actually, was perceived to be in use in almost all civilizations, including the Native Americans who are believed to have moved to the Americas from the Indian subcontinent during the last Ice Age (20,000 years!)
Lucky charms are used most often when a person is afraid to face the uncertainties and dangers in its path. In Africa old, bringing the foot of an animal of Swift or other parties is believed that the autonomy of a person with the speed of the animal. Thus, the use of "rabbits foot" as a lucky charm originated. In addition, African voodoo ceremonies includes a "Mojo" sack or bag of good luck to carry objects as pens, cloves, spices and herbs of luck as well as for use in spells and ceremonies.
The Chinese people used rice as a symbol of luck. In the past, crickets captured and kept in boxes to attract good fortune. Coins and money were also scattered on the floor for auspicious occasions. Yantras, Rudraksha accounts, horseshoes, etc. are also considered lucky charms.
Talismans were created by chanting prayers to ward protective spirits that energized with magical powers. These ceremonies are usually performed on auspicious days under favorable astrological signs.
In Ireland, or St. Patrick's followers adopted the Shamrock or four-leaf clover as a symbol of luck of the Irish. During the time of the medieval Crusades, when Christians turned violent toward the non-Christians under the authority of the Pope, the people who followed other religions turned to the magical charms for their lives. The Nordic countries is used magical alphabet known as "runas" for protection, size of these symbols on the stones to avoid the danger and destruction. The period of the Crusades was a terrible time for the followers of pagan religions.
During the Middle Ages, a Romanian prince, Vlad the Impaler horribly tortured and killed thousands people. Legends of the undead or vampires spread fear in the hearts of people and advanced plague and death, even more, people turned to religious symbols as the crucifix, and natural resources such as garlic for Protection From supernatural threats.
In recent times, been used for medals, statues of St. Jude, St. Kitts, clothing lucky, lucky coins, etc as amulets.
About the Author:
Rose Ariadne has been practicing ancient forms of Witchcraft for over 25 years. Get more info about lucky charms here: http://www.askroseariadne.com/editorials/lucky-charms.html
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