What is the magic of happiness?
The charm of happiness is an object that is to bring good luck to its carrier. Many cultures have a belief in the magic of happiness and talismans who discourage evil and unfortunate, from the transfer of rabbit legs to keeping the cighters in the kitchen. People around the world wear and use the magic of happiness, even in the case of individuals who are not particularly superstitious. Depending on the region of the world where one lives, the magic of good luck can be a particular object or a random object that has become associated with good fortune. For example, some colors and shapes were associated with happiness and happiness, while others were considered ominous. This belief has been transferred to the present in many cultures; For example, in China, red is happy and people often wear red on big occasions and keep their red subjects for happiness. In some European countries, horseshoe is used as a charm of happiness over the door of the house.
Some spells of happiness are worn, such as bracelets and necklaces with amulets. Others can be held in a house or vehicle. Prayer cards, religious sculptures and various happy objects can be placed in a particularly favorable place in some regions of the world, while in others they can easily be in sight. In some cultures, objects can bring good luck only if they are blessed by a religious clerk or if they are treated in a certain way. For example, some Catholics carry rosaries that are blessed by bishops and other high -ranking church officials.
people can also perceive living organisms as magic of happiness. Some animal species may be considered favorable, or humans can believe that animals of certain colors are particularly lucky. Maintaining an animal is to bring happiness and death or disappearance of an animal can be considered a bad sign for its owners. Faith for happy animals is diverse; In some parts of India, for example, people leave milk giftsFor snakes, while in Burma white cats are considered happiness and blessed heaven. White cats can be transmitted in shows or kept in businesses as the magic of happiness.
Individuals with deep -rooted superstitions can consider their spells as good luck as extremely important. Even people with mild superstitions sometimes become extremely attached to their talismen, such as in the case of a lawyer who insists on using his "happy pen" to sign all legal briefings. People may feel that if their charm of happiness is not present, they are tempting fate when they engage in new efforts.