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95Colors and Their Meanings in Chinese Culture
Have you ever wonder what are the meanings of colors? Well in China, there are meanings to every color. The traditions and culture of the Chinese people are the subjects of so many studies and understanding by a lot of other people outside their...
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93Lucky and Unlucky Numbers in Chinese Culture
Lucky and Unlucky Numbers in Chinese Culture The study of Chinese culture is very interesting because they have so much superstitions and beliefs like numerology, using the laws of heaven and earth (astronomy and geography) -- "feng shui", choice...
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89Creating Wealth - The Prosperity Symbol
Can symbols and signs actually help you in building wealth? Can you power up the Law of Attraction with objects?
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88Feng Shui Fish for Good Luck and Prosperity
The Fish Symbol in Feng Shui represents good fortune, wealth and prosperity. So they are widely used as pet fishes in the aquarium, paintings or pictures or kept as figurines to attract success and wealth.
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84Swallow Tattoos And Meanings-Swallow Tattoo Ideas And Designs
The swallow tattoo is a popular choice among many and it is a very symbolic tattoo design. The swallow has been portrayed in ancient history and it is still portrayed to this day by all different walks of life. The swallow tattoo is a popular choice...
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85Easy Spells For Beginners
Are you curious about spell casting? Maybe you've tried working some magick in the past and it didn't work out right. Magick is actually pretty easy once you know the secrets that make spells successful. Magick is not exclusive to Pagans....
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83The positive lessons from the recent fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria
Are you interested in discovering the hard lessons which the recent fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria has taught ordinary Nigerians? Jump in to see...
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82Maneki Neko Fortune Cat Goes West
Maneki Neko literally means “beckoning cat” and it represents a ceramic or china statuette with a raised paw. It is placed in front of a shop, a playing hall, restaurants and firms. According to the legend, the right uplifted paw is supposed to bring good luck while the left waving paw will bring you more clients. Sometimes, both paws are waving.
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82Common Superstitions and Indian Superstitious beliefs
Superstitions are deep rooted and irrational beliefs which have no profanity. Superstitions are the legacy of every civilizations and are inherited by the following generations. It was once believed that superstition could be rooted out with the...
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8211 Disney Life Lessons
An analysis of what recent Disney TV shows and movies teach children.
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