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'''Luck''' is a concept in [[philosophy]], [[religion]], and [[psychology]] that involves chance or fortune. It can be positive or negative, and is often associated with events that are outside of one's control. Luck can also be a belief in an organization of fortunate and unfortunate events. == Definition == Luck is a way of understanding a personal chance event. Luck has three aspects which are: # Regarded as a [[probability]] affecting an individual or a group. # The positive or negative aspect of events happening to a person. # The [[interpretation]] of events in a positive, negative, or neutral fashion. == Cultural views == Different cultures have various views on luck. In Western culture, luck is often seen as a random event, while in many East Asian cultures, luck can be influenced by actions and rituals. === Western culture === In Western culture, luck is a random event. It is a common belief that luck derives from specific physical objects or actions, such as a lucky [[charm]] or a specific ritual. Some people believe that luck can be influenced through spiritual or mystical practices, such as [[prayer]] or [[divination]]. === Eastern culture === In many East Asian cultures, luck is not seen as purely random, but can be influenced by one's actions. For example, in Chinese culture, luck is closely tied to [[feng shui]], the arrangement of objects in one's environment to achieve harmony and balance. == Luck in religion == In many religions, luck is not a matter of random chance, but is guided by a higher power. For example, in Christianity, it is believed that all events are part of God's plan. == Luck in psychology == In psychology, people's perception of luck can influence their mental state and behavior. Some people may feel lucky after experiencing a series of good events, while others may feel unlucky after a series of bad events. == See also == * [[Chance (disambiguation)]] * [[Fortune-telling]] * [[Probability]] * [[Superstition]] [[Category:Concepts in metaphysics]] [[Category:Superstitions]] [[Category:Belief]] {{stub}} {{dictionary-stub1}} <gallery> File:Four-leaf_clover.jpg|Four-leaf clover File:1926WhyBeUnlucky.jpg|"Why Be Unlucky?" poster from 1926 File:Maneki_neko_with_7_Lucky_Gods_by_OiMax_in_Asakusa,_Tokyo.jpg|Maneki neko with 7 Lucky Gods in Asakusa, Tokyo File:Wheel_of_fortune.png|Wheel of fortune File:Horseshoe_lucky_on_door.jpg|Horseshoe on door for luck File:BarnstarProud.jpg|Barnstar </gallery>
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