Good luck charms Part 2

this part will be about Natures good luck symbols. If you want you can tell me some that you know about or add more to it.

#1 Acorns: In Norse folklore, both the Acorn and the oak tree are said to bring good fortune. here is the reason why
The Vikings associated oak trees with Thor, the god of thunder and lightning. because for some reason the tree attracted lightning. so they believed that the Acorn, the fruit of the oak tree, was always spared the god's wrath, and so they began putting Acorn on their windowsills to protect their houses from lightning's wrath.

#2 Rainbows: we all know this one at the end of the rainbow you will find a pot of gold (good luck on that) but incase you don't find the end the rainbow will make you smile with how pretty it is.

#3 Eggs: the Egg is a powerful symbol of fertility, purity and rebirth. It has been used in magickal rituals to promote fertility, look into the future, bring good weather, to encourage the growth of crops, protect children against misfortune, and wards off the evil eye. Incase you don't believe in this you can always you it for a good breakfast.

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- The Four Leaf Clover is one of the better known Western symbols of luck. Four-leaf clovers do exist, they just are not as common as the three-leaf variety. If you find one, it's considered good luck.


- A wishbone is a symbol of good luck. It also is a wish maker. Two people tug on the wishbone, each making a wish. After the wishbone breaks, the person with the bigger piece will have their wish granted.

Stray Eyelash
A stray eyelash is seen as a wish maker, much like the wishbone. If a stray eyelash falls upon your cheek, place it on your finger and make a wish. Then blow the eyelash away.

Falling Star
A falling star or a "shooting" star as it is sometimes called, grants the person lucky enough to see it, a secret wish.

Gino and Oak

I once found a four leaf clover but I ended up getting kissed by a drunk lady in my neighborhood.
The eyelash thing I used to do it all the time as a kid some came true.