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Amuletos da Sorte Para Começar O Ano Com Boa Proteção

The first horseshoes ever found are from the Etruscans in 400 BC. When the superstition was first introduced in northern Europe, most likely by wandering Celtic tribes, horseshoes were hung from above the doorway in an effort to ward off evil fairy folk who wandered the forests. They were also made of iron, which was considered lucky as well. (The fairy folk were also said to be afraid of the weapons of their enemies, which just happened to be made of iron.)The shoes were said to resemble the Celtic moon god’s crescent symbol. Depending on the source, horseshoes hung with the two ends pointed up collect the luck like a bowl, while horseshoes hung with the two ends pointed down spill out their luck on those who walk underneath it. Another traditional aspect said to provide luck was that they were usually held up by seven iron nails—which, as we’ll see later on, is often seen as an important number.

Amuletos da sorte para começar o ano com boa proteção. As supertições para se começar um novo ano são muitas e todas queremos entrar o ano com o pé direito e com proteção. Há muitas crenças de que para se encerrar um ano e começar um novo é bom de se ter um amuleto. Não … Continue Lendo

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