... The pig is a very long time to be lucky and was always a sign of prosperity and fertility. The ancient Greeks sacrificed pigs to the goddess Demeter and the Germans was the wild boar as a sacred animal of the Germanic gods. From ancient times until today has kept the custom of eating pork on New Year ... Kassler with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes ... so that is a happiness in the new year and stay true to not go out the money. There used to eat very little meat and so were the people who had a pig, already regarded as a rich and happy ...
... is also all over the world believed that a horseshoe for good luck. As with the clover brings only a found horseshoe luck - we can not locate it. This may mean that you should not challenge the luck ...
... especially lucky to have the Finder, when there are at least three at the horseshoe nails. hung with the opening down the luck can run out. But it also says that one should not hang with the opening up, fall into so lucky ... can be quite difficult to decide what is here right now ... a Horseshoe is hung on New Year's Eve to make it in the new year will bring luck ...
... Why is a horseshoe for good luck, has several origins. One of them is the following story: There once was a skilled blacksmith, St. Dunstan. It is said that he was shod the devil and the hooves as hard to beat that this was begging for mercy. Dunstan had but only after, when the devil gave him a promise to spare all the souls who wore a shoe ...
... Sachiko is called in Japan, the child of fortune and so our happiness pig is a symbol as a lucky charm for good luck, health and blessings in the new year ... lucky pig every year is just right after New Year's in the range ...
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