6 Ways To Manifest Good Luck This Saint Patrick’s Day!

This Saint Patrick’s Day, you can manifest a little of the luck of the Irish! Saint Patrick’s Day is often associated with parties and crowded bars filled with strangers looking for a kiss. However, there’s more to this holiday than meets the eye. This holiday is based on St. Patrick, a 5th century Romano-British Christian missionary, who was kidnapped into slavery in Ireland, escaped, and later converted Irish people into Christianity. He is also known for using the 3-leaf shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity. He symbolizes faith, love, and hope. This Saint Patrick’s Day, you can carry his spirit and manifest good luck through these 6 different practices!

1. Wear Green With Intention

Back in elementary school, you may have been told to wear green on Saint Patrick’s Day to avoid getting pinched. This idea of getting pinched if you’re not wearing green came from American folklore. In Irish culture, green became a symbol for Irish independence and resistance to British rule. Wearing green is also believed to bring good luck, growth, and prosperity. This Saint Patrick’s Day, we recommend that you pick out your favorite green outfit and set positive intentions before leaving your house. Look at yourself in the mirror and tell yourself positive affirmations such as, "As I wear this green, I attract abundance." The key is intention, and energy follows attention. 

2. Use the Shamrock as A Symbol

The shamrock is one of the most recognized Irish symbols. It was this symbol that St. Patrick used to bring faith to the Irish. This Saint Patrick’s Day, we recommend that you keep a small shamrock charm. It can be a drawing or a phone wallpaper. Keep it as a reminder that blessings come in threes. Every time you see this symbol, affirm over it. 

3. Do a "Pot Of Gold" Visualization 

As a child, you may have been told that leprechauns live at the end of a rainbow. You may have also been told that, at the end of the rainbow, there is a pot of gold. While we can’t confirm or deny the existence of leprechauns and their whereabouts, we have an exercise you can do this holiday to bring in good luck: A "Pot of Gold" visualization. Close your eyes and imagine a rainbow leading to a pot of gold. However, this pot won’t contain money, but it will have what your heart truly desires: peace, love, job offers, and clarity. See yourself holding it, feeling it. Allow your body to react to it as if it’s real. Remember, your subconscious mind doesn’t know the difference between reality and imagination, and that’s what makes this exercise so powerful. 

4. Perform a Small Act of Generosity 

St. Patrick emphasized a life of selfishness, giving, and gratitude. Luck finds those who are giving. This holiday, you can spread some cheer and perform a small act of kindness. You can buy someone’s coffee, send an encouraging text, or compliment a stranger. Good energy multiplies when shared. Be the reason why someone believes in good energy, and you can be sure that same good energy will follow its way back to you! 

5. Write a Lucky List 

Being grateful is one of the best ways to manifest better things into your life. This holiday, create a lucky list. Write down 10 things that have worked out for you in the past. For example, "I’m so lucky I got a job in my desired field." This practice trains your brain to identity patterns of good fortune. The more you focus and recognize good luck, the more you subconsciously expect it! 

6. Use Crystals To Manifest Good Luck

This holiday, you can use crystals to align yourself with themes of luck and prosperity. One specific green crystal that’s perfect for Saint Patrick’s Day is the Green Aventurine. This crystal is associated with bringing prosperity, confidence, and new beginnings. It’s perfect if you’re looking for a new job or trying to launch a project. You can carry it in your pocket or just keep it near you and hold it in your hands and say, "I welcome aligned opportunities and effortless wins!" Speak what you want into existence and feel the power of your words!