We Filipinos have always been a superstitious lot. We avoid sweeping the floor on New Year's Day to avoid unintentionally sweeping off our good luck. We don't go straight home after a funeral for fear of being tailed by a lost spirit. A dropped spoon means there will be a female visitor, while a dropped fork means there will be a male guest. With all these beliefs hanging over our heads, it's really no surprise that we are also generally big believers in good luck charms.
Every new year, many of us flock to places such as Yin Yang Charms & Feng Shui Store along Carriedo or make appointments with advisers like K. Sherab Chosang to help turn the 2014 odds in our favor. While it doesn't hurt to seek their expertise, some have taken the initiative to attract good fortune by purchasing their own good luck charms. Curious to see which good luck charm may suit your personality the best? Take our quiz to find out!
We Filipinos have always been a superstitious lot. We avoid sweeping the floor on New Year's Day to avoid unintentionally sweeping off our good luck. We don't go straight home after a funeral for fear of being tailed by a lost spirit. A dropped spoon means there will be a female visitor, while a dropped fork means there will be a male guest. With all these beliefs hanging over our heads, it's really no surprise that we are also generally big believers in good luck charms.
Every new year, many of us flock to places such as Yin Yang Charms & Feng Shui Store along Carriedo or make appointments with advisers like K. Sherab Chosang to help turn the 2014 odds in our favor. While it doesn't hurt to seek their expertise, some have taken the initiative to attract good fortune by purchasing their own good luck charms. Curious to see which good luck charm may suit your personality the best? Take our quiz to find out!
