Luck the bigger picture – Part 1.

Luck the bigger picture – Part 1.

Luck is, and will always be, a fickle thing. If we take good luck as it comes and bad luck as it comes, then we will bee more at peace with the world.

Bad luck is usually the result of pessimistic thinking. Negative thoughts translate into negative actions. Negative actions lead to negative results. Lodestones and other charms may or may not work. Ultimately it is up to us to see why our ‘luck’ is so bad.


Next time, I will introduce a new technique to help improve your thought process and improve your good ‘luck’

Controlling luck

Controlling luck.
Most people want to control luck, in order to control their fortunes. They want to ward off bad luck, and only want good luck. This is human nature.

Since luck is a strange thing, chances are that it cannot be completely controlled. There are techniques and spells that may or may not enhance your luck. Such techniques can be dangerous without supervision. In these cases it is best to seek advice before going forward.

You may try to get some control luck by controlling the way you think. Negative thoughts tend to lead to negative results, and positive thoughts tend to lead to positive results. If you find yourself thinking negatively, tr to turn the negative into a positive

Karma and luck

Karma and luck.
Karma is the belief that if you do bad things, bad things will be done to you, and if you do good things, good things will happen to you. Karma is a non-physical concept. - you cannot grasp karma in the palms of your hand, you cannot eat karma, you cannot se karma, you cannot smell karma.

Karma affects luck in many ways. It is connected to luck in that the more bad thing you do, the more bad things happen to you. Most people put bad things happening to them as bad luck. If karma esists, then the best thing to do is to start doing good things.

warding off bad luck.

Warding off bad luck.
Luck is a fickle thing. There is good luck and bad luck. We all want good luck, and why not? It helps us in our daily lives.

There are many ways to ward off bad luck. One way is to think positive thoughts. When we go through a bad time, it is easy to blame other people or things instead of looking at ways to improve ourselves. Learn to recognise your bad thoughts, and channel them into positive thoughts.

Luck and you

Luck and you.

Luck affects every part of your life – love, lottery, and daily life. Luck ebbs and flows. It is impossible to have good luck all the time. Accept it when it’s there and enjoy it while you can.
You may or may not be able to increase your luck. If all things conform to the normal distribution (which I believe they are, but don’t quote me on this) then on average, you will have average amount of luck.

Luck – the work of external forces?

Luck – the work of external forces?

Many people believe luck to be a divine intervention or help from a higher power. There is no disputing luck as something that is unseen, but questions arise as to what causes luck to occur.

Scientists believe luck is caused by internal factors – bad luck suggesting something is wrong. However, I believe this is just the end point of luck – a way of suggesting something else is going on in our lives, but how do we get lucky or unlucky in the first place?

If luck is indeed to work of a higher power, then the best thing to do is to appease the gods

practical Aspects of luck

Practical aspects of luck.

Although luck is a fickle thing to define, there are many applications of luck we can see everyday – people win lotto, minor injuries from a horror accident, etc. Though people still debate on the exact nature of luck, there are many practical as well as spiritual ways to improve one’s luck.
To take a practical example, take a day when you have felt especially lucky. Everything just seems to fall your way, and you feel as though you are floating.

Now take a day you have felt especially unlucky. The world seems to weigh you down. You feel burdened.

Consider both feeling, and you instantly want the former – It’s a nice feeling. Luck is strange however. It ebbs and flows, so when you have good luck, savour that feeling – it may not last, but then again, it might!