Here’s How Tap Into The Luck Of The Irish For St. Paddy’s Day

This episode is an updated, encore presentation of a well-listened to podcast I did years ago about the Luck of the Irish for St. Patrick’s Day. I talk about what luck is and where the phrase the “Luck of the Irish” originated.

Meditation for Luck

Then I share a wonderful meditation (maybe 15 minutes) about connecting to your luck and being inspired by Irish luck. It’s fanciful, fun, uplifting, and REAL. Irish luck comes with a long history and ancient lore about faery folk, leprechauns, rainbows and pots of gold.

Immerse yourself in this concept and open to the luck flowing your way. The more luck you receive, the more you can share. Send it around to your friends and family. Luck is not meant to be savored alone but sprinkled around for all to enjoy and benefit from!

I am not Irish by birth, but my husband is, so I’m Irish by marriage! We visited Ireland years ago and had the most magical time there. Just loved it. The people were warm, helpful, and friendly. The food was great and so were the pubs. The places we visited were beautiful, and the land was absolutely brimming with magic.

I’ve also written a couple of articles about luck and how you can make your own or increase your good fortune. You can discover the eight magical items that create or attract good luck in this post.

And, if you still want more, you might want to read this fun and empowering post about how to create a lucky life!

Naturally, luck and magic are interchangeable ideas to me. It’s all about lightening up, finding joy, having fun, as well as feeling and sharing love. Magic strongly correlates to love and gratitude because both open your heart, allowing more magic to flow.

I am grateful for the luck and magic in my life and am so happy to share my joy about this with you. I know without question that you are lucky too!

 

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