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cultural
backgrounds
People from different cultural
backgrounds

have different ideas about

numbers and omens.

It plays a very important role in


human society.
The Pawnshop No.8
George Bush Jr.
 And The Number 13
“He became our 43rd President when Gore
conceded to default on December 13th, 2000.
When it was announced, I knew the occult significance of this number 13.

George Bush Jr.


And The Number 13
•“ I've noticed the
number 27 though
many aspects of
my life.

•“ I believe there is a
reason why I see 27 all
the time and it means
something that I don't
know... yet.
Russian Church considers fe
numerical combinations ---
‘futile and silly’

Christians should fe

nothing and no on
except God’
What are the
specific ideas
about numbers
and omens
in different
cultural
backgrounds or in
In China
9--- last longer 2---
harmony

6---smooth/successful 4/14---
4/14
death/end

(buildings)
8--- rich /the luckiest number
(phone number)
In Japan
---death (room/sickbed)

---bitter/painful/suffering

ven/odd number---
Even/odd
prefer odd numbers
In Thailand
4---just ok, not bad

6/666---awful/things go wrong

9---make progress/improve
(they like most)
In Korea
3---
complete/highest/stable/holy

7---good(influence of western
In India
6---good omen vs bad/disease
(Muslim vs Hindu)
8---good omen vs bad/death
(the pawnshop No. 8)
7---good

13---the most unlucky number

Even and odd number---


prefer odd numbers
Western Countries
13--- --- don’t have any activities; 1
people eating
Judas (the 13th disciple in the
last supper)
Friday---the day when Jesus was nailed
the cross;
the day when Adam and Eve w
kicked out
from paradise. -----“the Black
Friday”
In Argentina (in Latin America)
17---misery/evil/grief/disaster

18---blood

44---prison

47---the death

99---brothers
Do u believe
in numbers
and
omens?
Just think about it and
get used to it,
do your best to avoid
misunderstandings
of other people from
different
cultural backgrounds
Thank
you

for your
attention!!

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