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Top 10 Symbols of Good Luck from Around the World


life can be a pretty bumpy ride but it’s
comforting to know that we have all
these Lucky Charms to help us out
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
luckiest symbols for this list we looked
across a multitude of cultures and chose
symbols that were associated with good
fortune positive energy and just
generally placing the odds in our favor
number 10 elephants listen little fella
we may have had a lot of hot look up
till now which you and me is gonna do
big things together already loveable as
can be with their big floppy ears and
gentle temperament elephants are also
seen as a sign of good luck considering
how this majestic animal is associated
with power and durability not to mention
its great memory many cultures
throughout history have associated
elephants with notions of strength
stability and wisdom it’s believed that
having a carving or statue of an
elephant facing the door of your home
will ensure that only good vibes are
able to enter resulting in a long life
and success similarly some Asian
business corporations have statues
placed outside by the entrances of their
buildings in the hopes that they will
positively affect the company here
elephant is good luck you want good luck
you touch boat at number nine the
dreamcatcher what’s that the
dreamcatcher ah Indian charm catches
nightmares come away be safe down here
having too many nightmares lately
if so then maybe a dreamcatcher will
help these round and beautifully
handcrafted pieces of art originated
from Ojibwe tribes and are designed to
represent a spiderweb with the belief
that any bad dreams will be snared by
the dreamcatcher strings you’re hosting
my preaching braves meeting and we’re
gonna make dream catchers out of
literally pickup Oh
while these negative thoughts are
trapped the dreamcatcher allows any good
dreams to pass straight through into the
subconscious mind ensuring a relaxing
and peaceful
sleeeeep although it’s conventionally
meant to be placed above a bed
dreamcatchers have become so popular
over time that some people even hang
them in their cars number eight Laughing
Buddha don’t worry he isn’t actually
laughing at us rather this depiction of
the Chinese folkloric deity not to be
confused with Gautama Buddha of Buddhism
cannot contain his overwhelming feelings
of joy resulting in a permanent smile
this constant happiness is believed to
attract positive energies that many
believe can result in great wealth and
prosperity for a home or business
furthermore having a Laughing Buddha or
poo Thai statue especially one holding a
fan is thought to be a defensive barrier
that is capable of warding off any
negative problems or conflicts that can
enter someone’s life the cherry on top
is that if his belly is rubbed while
making a wish there’s a chance it’ll
come true having this guy around can
result in happiness flowing through a
home and honestly who doesn’t want to
feel happy number seven maneki-neko also
known as the welcoming cat are you
getting that feeling yep the Japanese
people love their kids bringing wealth
and prosperity to its owner
the Japanese maneki-neko also known
under various names like lucky cat and
beckoning cat has become a global
phenomenon and can be found in
restaurants shops and homes around the
world which paw is facing upwards
influences in which area of life luck
will be found for business owners if the
left paw is raised it’s believed that
customers will be enticed to enter the
store while the right paw symbolizes
wealth and success you want lucky cat
additionally having a maneki-neko with a
certain color is thought to attract love
to other areas of life with red being
love white symbolizing happiness and
green representing health number six
evil eyes you could lose this no I’m
sorry I you do yes Turkish hospitality
instead of waiting around in fear of
something bad happening how about just
scaring it off before it ever comes
close similar to the hamsa hand from
Middle Eastern culture the evil eye is a
talisman or
detective charm recognized for its power
to fend off bad fortune that could
befall the owner’s home or workplace
especially in Greece and Turkey the evil
eye Chun is rooted in Turkish
superstition the idea is some people’s
looks have the power to harm and the
iron provides protection the symbol is
so commonly associated with good vibes
that it can be found on a wide
assortment of jewelry so that each owner
may carry or wear his or her evil eye
comfortably evil eye charms are so
highly regarded among Greek and Turkish
people that newborn babies are often
provided one of their own to ensure that
their lives are off to a positive start
number 5 the number 7
hey we’re 7 now lucky 7 this one would
show up eventually
the reason this number has become so
heavily correlated with ideas of luck is
because of how frequently the number
shows up in our lives
think about it there are seven days in a
week seven colors in the rainbow
and even seven seas and that’s not even
counting the seven chakras of Hinduism
or Japan’s seven lucky God’s considering
the Chinese culture highly praises the
number eight there isn’t anything
necessarily magical about seven per se
however people tend to become fascinated
with certain numbers creating an almost
emotional attachment to them when
everyone else is rooting for lucky
number seven sometimes it seems logical
to jump on the bandwagon number four
coins yeah you want to flip a coin to
see the leads
my father’s lucky coin as I recall I got
me my first date with you wouldn’t leave
something like that up to chance
I don’t throughout history
coins have been associated with notions
of prosperity and wealth it’s an obvious
connection as money makes the world go
round but did you know that different
kinds of coins supposedly hold different
lucky powers for their owners there’s
only one thing better than the only No
full of cool cash and that swimming in
it
a coin that was made on a leap year is
thought to be a powerful good-luck charm
coins with holes are highly auspicious
objects as well and Old English
superstitions believe that always
carrying one around in your pocket
guarantees that you will never be
without money and yes lucky pennies work
just as well so we always dreamed of
winning the lottery we figured if we
collected a hundred lucky heads-up
pennies and bought a ticket with them we
could have lose number three the
horseshoe what is the horseshoe what is
the horseshoe do are there any horse
socks in early Western European culture
the iron with which the horseshoes were
built was believed to have had
supernatural powers embedded within it
also doesn’t hurt that the traditional
number of holes on a horseshoe is our
old friend lucky number seven all this
combines to create an object commonly
considered a protective charm hung
around homes to fight off any evils that
would come near you hear that but I
gotta go help him good thing always
carrying the lucky horseshoe
there are even options for how to hang
horseshoes for different varieties of
luck
some believe that a horseshoe facing up
means the luck will never run out while
others believe hanging it facing
downwards means luck will flow into
whomever walks underneath I’m gonna ask
you to form a horseshoe against that
wall not an actual horseshoe that takes
special training as a blacksmith number
two a rabbit’s foot
it’s a rabbit’s foot it’s a rabbit’s
foot grossman in North American
traditions it’s believed that if someone
carries around a rabbit’s foot and it
has to be the left rear one in their
left pocket they will have good luck
when acquiring the foot it can’t just be
any old rabbit the rabbit needs to have
been killed during a full moon and maybe
by a cross-eyed man preferably on Friday
the 13th all right so there are some
variations to these rules out there but
know that if you do go through all that
trouble legend says it is well worth the
payoff he says that you should rub this
rabbit’s foot with your left forefinger
and your pinky like this for good luck
ok now you try it
ok yep it’s definitely helping I can
feel it
anyone carrying an authentically
obtained rabbit’s foot suddenly seems to
have everything going his or her way
it’s like the universe is magically on
your side and who wouldn’t like that
prospect it was a lucky break the
rabbit’s foot although please note
WatchMojo does not endorse the slaughter
of bunnies before we unveil our number
one pick here are some honorable
mentions so being a ladybug
automatically makes me a girl is that it
flyboy huh right she’s a guy ok time to
break the wishbone right oh crap it’s
still in the turkey oh maybe we can just
pull it out a little early oh oh my god
that’s hot
number one the four-leaf clover I found
a four-leaf clover it’s good luck you
know did you honestly expect anything
else
grounded in ancient Irish beliefs a
shamrock or three leaf clover was known
for granting its owner the ability to
see evil spirits coming so if three
leaves are that special for leaves just
knock it out of the park
since four-leaf clovers are also much
harder to find obtaining one is a
momentous occasion and should be taken
as a sign of good things to come
furthermore each leaf on the clover
symbolizes something different faith
hope love and luck kamalii a seven-leaf
clover these four ideas are important
elements of life that nobody wants to be
without so to have them in an all-in-one
package guarantees the symbols landslide
win into our lucky number one spot got
the clover plushies wedding me sorry
ladies I’m ticking do you agree with our
list what do you feel are the luckiest
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