How to get rid of your bad luck
Have you ever asked yourself? "is there a spirit of poverty? If you go to Japan the answer is: "yes." If you drive to the Bimbo Gami shrine in the mountains about a four hour drive from Tokyo, you will come face to face with the "god of poverty." The god of poverty is a wooden statue believed to be that of a a thin, filthy man who represents the "state of poverty."
So, you are here along with about 500 other people and you want to chase poverty out of your life. You walk up to the statue and beat it several times with a bat, then you kick it as hard as you can and throw beans at it to drive away negative spirits and bad luck.
On man in his 70's said: "I feel like I've been able to get rid of the rancor of the past 50, 60 years."
The elderly couple who created the statue were themselves involved in several failed businesses until they built this shrine. Now the "god of poverty" has proven lucky for the couple. They now have a stable income and live off their good luck by selling charms to visitors.
Do you believe the "spirit of poverty?"
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