why number 7 is lucky and number 13 is unlucky? Are there some reasons behind it?

Answer 1

I know Friday the 13th is considered unlucky because of the Knights Templar.

Personally, I think 13 is lucky for me.

Its all personal chocie on what you make lucky or unlucky.

Answer 2

Firstly there is no such thing as luck. It's a mythical quality we ascribe to people and things when something good or bad happens.

As far as the numbers are concerned 13 is supposed to be 'unlucky' because there were 13 people present at the Last Supper before Jesus was arrested and crucified.

As far as 7 is concerned there are several reasons why it is considered 'lucky'.

In almost every system of antiquity there are frequent references to the number seven.

The Pythagoreans called it the perfect number, 3 and 4, the triangle and the square, the perfect figures.

There were for instance seven ancient planets. The sun was the greatest planet of the ancient seven and next to the sun, the moon, changing in all its splendor every seventh day.

The Arabians had seven Holy Temples.

In Persian mysteries there were seven spacious caverns through which the aspirants had to pass.

The Goths had seven deities, as did the Romans, from whose names are derived our days of the week.

In Scriptural history there is a frequent recurrence to this number. E.g. in Revelation 1:16 -- "and He had in His right hand seven stars, " alluding to the seven churches of Asia. (The seven stars are depicted on a RWM's apron in the Scottish Constitution).

King Solomon was seven years building the Temple. It was dedicated to the glory of God in the seventh month and the festival lasted seven days.

However, at the end of the day, they are just numbers.

Answer 3

Because 7 + 13 = 20. 2 = Balance and Union.

Answer 4

7 is a life circle every 7 years it changes so it is said may be this 7 will be lucky.so you have you lucky #7

Answer 5

13 is not unlucky and 7 is not lucky... see Sepher Sepheroth (Liber D)

Answer 6

cuz in casinos "777" give you all da money