what does a Asian bad luck symbol look like?
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Asia is a big continent with diverse cultures. There is no single bad luck symbol. The symbol for bad luck amongst Orthodox Jews in Israel will be very different from the symbol used by Sikhs in India which will in turn differ radically from the symbol used by Shintoists in Japan or Eskimos in Siberia.\n\nYet all those cultures are indisputably Asian. So as you can see asking what the Asian bad luck symbol looks like is meaningless. Asia itself is a nearly meaningless term.
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Yahoo.com type in Japanese symbols. love and family are common so theyll be on the first website your visit.
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You may recoil a bit at this, but by Chinese astrology, you're a rat...now don't fret...it's a good thing...really! Though the Western rat is reviled as little more than a bottom-dwelling disease carrier, this animal is viewed much differently in the East. And you are from the Badger State--that's close to a rascally rat. The Eastern rat is revered for its quick wits and its ability to accrue and hold on to items of value; rats are considered a symbol of good luck and wealth in both China and Japan. Clever and quick-witted, the Rat of the Chinese Zodiac is utterly disarming to boot. Possessed of excellent taste, this Sign flaunts its style at every turn. Its natural charm and sharp, funny demeanor make it an appealing friend for almost anyone. The Rat likes to know who is on its side and will treat its most loyal friends with an extra measure of protection and generosity.\n\nBehind that sweet smile, though, Rats are keen and unapologetic promoters of their own agendas. This Sign is motivated by its own interests, which often include money; greed can become a problem if the Rat isn't careful to keep its priorities straight. This Sign's natural powers of charm and persuasion can definitely come in handy! Although they are often hoarders, Rats can be very generous to those in their "pack," namely friends and family members who have proven their loyalty. Others might perceive them as quick-tempered and sharp-tongued, but never boorish. Verbal jousting is a great pleasure for the Rat, a Sign that everyone around will quickly learn either to love or to hate.\n\nRats enjoy being on the outside looking in, as the outside affords a view into the inner workings of a system or situation. The Rat's keen mind always seeks out new knowledge, to be stored away for future use. This ever-curious Sign also welcomes challenges as a way to stay sharp. If boredom sets in the Rat is no fun at all, but that isn't likely; this Sign knows how to keep itself entertained.\n\nA valuable lesson for Rats is to learn to consider others above themselves, at least sometimes. If they can develop their sense of self and realize it leaves room for others in their life as well, Rats could find true happiness.\n\nThe most compatible match for a Rat is the Dragon or the Monkey. I'm a dragon...but that's another story...and Wausau, WS is the ginseng capitol of the world--thus it's relation to Chinese astrology.
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PLS GO TO A FORTUNETELLER!!!
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Good or bad luck is the result of good or bad choices.\n\nCurses? people make them but they cannot affect you unless you allow it. It is all a psychological thing.
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are you thinking of 'symbols' as in the korean equivalents of chinese characters? cause korean characters are like english characters.. they spell sounds so the same combination of korean vowel and consonants can mean a million things.\n\nbut if you're not, then i don't know.
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I have no idea, but maybe you can ask someone Chinese. (It looks Chinese.) Or research what language it's from and look it up in an English-whatever that language is dictionary. If you can't find that type of dictionary, you might be able to look it up on the web.
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yin and yang is a symbol of the balance in all things-phisical,mental and spiritual-in all good theres a little evil and in all evil theres a little good-what you give is what you get (equally) is karma and we seek karmic balance to achieve harmony.This is Heavy - if you take the symbol and spin it on a top clockwise - representing positive direction-it turns white,if you spin it anticlockwise negative karmic direction against the wind so to speak-it turns black-try it ! - it is truly a mystical thing i have shared with you all this day.x something about casting pearls is  in the background of my mind,what the hell i believe in sharing knowledge.x
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It can mean hope and peace also, which is what the religion it's based on believes in.\n\nIt can be like a good luck charm.
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Similar as Gam-Ba-Teh. That means "Good Luck" in Korean Language.
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I can help you. Could u send it to my mail cause my Yahoo!Msg doesn't work. If you are interested in Chinese characters I can show u one site about that. (^.^)
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Not bad luck. Just an "evil" number created by superstitious humans who don't know the first thing of real evil. Did anything bad happen on June 6 1906? what about June 6 1806? and June 6 1706? no no and no.
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Your best bet would be to just ask your mom, like someone has already mentioned, but you could also look at symbols.com  It has listings of all sorts of western symbols and their meanings.  I've included a link to one symbol that looks like it may be what you're looking for.  If so, it's probably a protective symbol.
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I am an Orthodox Jew and did a quick check on a few of my books.  The one thing I cannot find is any link between that kind of symbol and Judaism.  It was not used by any of the 12 tribes or any of the various Kings of Israel.\n\nIt doesn't meant here isn't any (I am no authority on this matter), but I cannot find one.  Maybe something more local to you and the area though.  Another option is that it is merely decorative- especially if it is an oriental dragon, orientalism has come and gone in fashion.  (A sudden thought- he wasn't originally Welsh was he?  It is a slim chance, I know)
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The color of money is suppose to be bad luck. Makes no sense.
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think its ze symbol for yen which is japanese money
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These are some of the superstitions my Mum and Gran said would bring/or avoid bad luck:\n1. Throw a pinch of salt over the left shoulder if you should spill     some.  \n2.Never walk under ladders (Very unlucky,something might fall on you). \n3. Never put shoes on a dining table, \n4. Never whistle on a Sunday\n5. It is unlucky to open an umbrella in the house\n6. Seven years bad luck if you break a mirror\n7. See a pin and pick it up and all day you will have good luck