{"id":84981,"date":"2020-06-18T08:00:16","date_gmt":"2020-06-18T06:00:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.japanitalybridge.com\/2020\/06\/amulati-e-lucky-charm-direttamente-dal-giappone\/"},"modified":"2021-10-05T16:37:45","modified_gmt":"2021-10-05T14:37:45","slug":"amulati-e-lucky-charm-direttamente-dal-giappone","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.japanitalybridge.com\/en\/2020\/06\/amulati-e-lucky-charm-direttamente-dal-giappone\/","title":{"rendered":"Lucky charm, directly from Japan"},"content":{"rendered":"

Japan has rich and varied traditions, one of the most famous of which is the one linked to lucky charms or amulets. In fact, o-mamori (\u304a\u5b88\u308a) are easy to find and just go to any temple to buy them. But what exactly are they and how are they made?<\/p>\n

O-mamori (\u304a\u5b88\u308a), amulets brings luck and lucky charm<\/h2>\n

author: Sara<\/a> | source: Tokyo Weekender<\/a><\/p>\n

Lucky charm par excellence, these amulets instil protection precisely because \u5b88\u308a (mamori) means protection\/guide. In fact, an auspicious prayer written on paper or wood is then wrapped in a fine silk cloth. Made of different colours depending on the type for which they are intended, these lucky charms represent love, health, luck, money, learning, etc.
\nTheir effectiveness is destined to wear off after a year or to achieve their purpose. In fact, in the end, you should take them where they were purchased so that they are burned in a sacred fire.<\/p>\n

The story of the O-mamori<\/h3>\n

Their history has Shintoist and Buddhist religious roots. In fact, priests thought they could protect people by driving away evil spirits through small pocket blessings. In fact, the strength and protection of the gods were encapsulated here.
\nOver time the omamori have multiplied, there are many different features and they can be purchased in the sanctuaries and in the times scattered throughout the Japanese territory.<\/p>\n

\"lucky<\/p>\n

photo credits: web-japan.org<\/a><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

Traditional Omamori: protection for every need<\/h3>\n

KATSUMORI \u52dd\u5b88, the success
\nThe prayer of this omamori will ensure that the one goal you have set yourselves and to which you are dedicating your energies will be realized.<\/p>\n

YAKUYOKE \u5384\u9664\u3051, ward off evil
\nOften achieving a goal can be difficult or even hindered, so this amulet will help prevent potential demons that could inhibit success.<\/p>\n

SHOUBAI-HANJOU \u5546\u58f2\u7e41\u76db, money
\nUsually of bright yellow colour and shaped like a “bag”, this omamori can be more generic and therefore guarantee monetary fortune or more specifically how-to protect investments, savings or good business.<\/p>\n

GAKUGYOU-JOUJU \u5b66\u696d\u6210\u5c31, education and learning
\nEncouraging and motivational in studies this omamori is very popular among students and can be seen hanging from their backpacks as a good luck charm for school careers.<\/p>\n

KOUTSU-ANZEN \u4ea4\u901a\u5b89\u5168, a safe journey
\nTravelling safely is one of everyone’s desires and this amulet has become the most loved and popular among those who drive public transport (buses, taxis and aeroplanes). Its function is to make the roads safer and protect drivers and passengers from road and aerospace inattentiveness. In fact, there is its own version dedicated to aeroplanes that takes the name of KOKU-ANZEN.<\/p>\n

EN-MUSUBI \u7e01\u7d50\u3073, love
\nThere is little to explain, whether you are single, engaged, married or about to have a baby, these omamori have only one function. In fact, their purpose is to guarantee and strengthen love, give happiness, simplify things, protect the heart.<\/p>\n

KAIUN \u958b\u904b, Fortuna
\nA general omamori, that of fortune, this one does not dictate guidelines or constraints. It is simply a fortune enhancer, a lucky charm for any choice or occasion.<\/p>\n

SHIAWASE \u5e78\u305b, happiness
\nIn the wake of KAIUN, SHIAWASE is also a “guarantor of happiness”. In fact, this becomes a motivator to improve one’s life by remembering the small nuances that can change all points of view.<\/p>\n

KENKO \u5065\u5eb7, health
\nThis talisman, as it is easy to guess, aims to protect against disease, keep the body healthy and help those who have it to live a long life.<\/p>\n

\"lucky<\/p>\n

photo credits: Fiona Dawkins<\/a><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

Omamori details: sometimes you have to hit the mark<\/h3>\n

FROM A LIE TO THE TRUTH
\nThis omamori is very different from what we’re used to. In fact, it is made entirely of carved wood and is shaped like a little bird. It can only be found once a year, on January 25th at the Shrine of Yushima and its purpose is to transform all the lies into a song of truth.<\/p>\n

THE “ETERNAL” BEAUTY
\nThere is the generic omamori aimed at overall beauty. However, there are also specific omamori to have beautiful legs, or anti-ageing or to have a slimmer waist, beautiful eyes, better skin and much more.<\/p>\n

PETS
\nIt’s not that hard to find protective amulets for animals! They deserve a special blessing too, don’t they?<\/p>\n

TECHNOLOGY
\nIt might make us smile at the thought of an amulet that can protect against the pitfalls of the internet or the difficulties of using electronic devices, yet it exists!<\/p>\n

\"lucky<\/p>\n

photo credits: Ryuko Studio Mexico<\/a><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

We could say that there is a lucky charm for each of us, unique combinations that probably won’t change our existence. However, they are a nice way to wish the good of those we love or simply adorn our objects and means with something that reminds us of our goals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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