Luck is a tricky concept, especially when it comes to your magickal practice. Belief in luck—both good and bad—is an ancient concept with a broad lexicon of superstitions, rituals, and traditions. Many of these traditions survive today in the practice of carrying good luck charms and following cultural or familial traditions. The goal is to decrease your bad luck while welcoming in the good. 

But do any of these practices have a place in your craft? 

Join Shannon and me in our latest episode to learn more about the traditions surrounding luck, the psychological implications of being “lucky” or “unlucky”, and methods for infusing your workings with more serendipitous energy. We also discuss how to avoid luck-based paranoia and the importance of having fun with these traditions.

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Further Resources: 

Jupiter Sign: What Your Jupiter Placement Means Astrologically

Jupiter Signs and Luck | Cafe Astrology.com  

Opportunities, Abundance, and Luck Are All a Mindset | by Catherine Plano | Medium

Shifting Your Mindset for Better Luck | Jenn Drummond

20 Ways to Attract Good Luck | Inc.com

Scary Good Vision Boards | Molly Roberts

How to Get Lucky: 13 Techniques for Discovering and Taking Advantage of Life's Good Breaks    

Feng Shui Modern by Cliff Tan

Intro/Outro: Magical Transition by Kevin MacLeod