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Superstitions Chapter 7 - The four-leaf cloverA magical symbol, synonymous with good luck and fortune is the four leaf clover. For centuries it was considered to possess a tremendous amount of power to protect against evil and bad omens. To find a 4 leaf clover on the way to the bingo hall, could very well be a sign of a upcoming night full of prizes and good fortune. Today we will learn a little more about one of the more powerful lucky charms of all times: the 4-leaf clover.
Origins There have been many cultures that believe in the magical power of 4-leaf clovers through time. In ancient Egypt it was customary to give a 4 leaf clover to bless the union of a new couple, as a symbol of eternal love. Children hung clovers as a talisman to protect them from evil. But why a four-leaf clover? From a symbolic point of view, there is an ancient legend that gives a divine meaning to the four-leaf clover. According to this mystical story, the four-leaf clover was a plant that grew in abundance in Paradise where Adam and Eve lived. After being banished from Eden, Eve took a small clover with 4 petals, to help her reveal before her eyes, invisible demons, evil beings that otherwise she was not able to see. This clover gave her protection and a blessing, when facing the terrors of the world. Later, after the coming of Christ, it was given the symbolism of the Holy Cross as a symbol of nature, blessing with love and prosperity.
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