According to widespread Western folk belief, discovering and possessing the rare four-leaf variation of the common clover plant (Trifolium repens) provides significant luck enhancement across various life domains. This botanical talisman supposedly brings specific benefits through its four leaves, traditionally representing faith, hope, love, and luck. The rarity factor—approximately 1 in 10,000 clovers have four leaves instead of the usual three—supposedly amplifies its power, with the finder receiving fortune proportional to the statistical unlikelihood of the discovery. Some traditions specify preservation methods (pressing between book pages, laminating, carrying in wallets) to maintain the luck-bringing properties.
A baby’s future career or fate is predicted by the first object they select during a ceremonial setup.
In several Asian and Eastern European cultures, a traditional ceremony is held for babies usually around their first birthday. Known
