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Seven has always been a highly auspicious and lucky number. Seven is unrelated to any of the other numbers from one to ten, and is indivisible. Numerologists have always been fascinated with it because of this. It took God seven days to create the world. There were seven “planets” in the ancient world (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Moon, and Sun). There are seven seas, and there were seven wonders of the ancient world. There are seven days in the week, the seventh of which is traditionally the day of prayer and rest. There are also seven virtues, seven deadly sins, and seven ages of man. The Menorah, sacred candelabrum of the Jews, has seven branches depicting the seven heavens.

The seventh son of a seventh son (and the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter) is believed to be a highly lucky person. He or she also frequently possesses strong intuitive abilities and powers of healing. If the sum of a person’s full date of birth is divisible by seven, he or she will always be lucky.

The “seven-year itch” is believed to tempt people who have been in a relationship for that length of time to look for new conquests. This idea is derived from the ancient belief that major changes in life occur every seven years.

When you are in “seventh heaven,” you experience the ultimate in joy and happiness.

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