Now you might remember the names of the Seven Wonders, but do you know why 'seven' was such an auspicious number in ancient cultures?
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Great Pyramid of Giza. ...
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus. ...
Hanging Gardens of Babylon. ...
Lighthouse of Alexandria. ...
Statue of Zeus at Olympia. ...
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. ...
Colossus of Rhodes. ...
Stonehenge, England.
Temple of Artemis at Ephesus. ...
Hanging Gardens of Babylon. ...
Lighthouse of Alexandria. ...
Statue of Zeus at Olympia. ...
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. ...
Colossus of Rhodes. ...
Stonehenge, England.
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Not only in ancient culture, number seven is considered as a luck number in modern days too.
Chinese compared the number seven to life as its pronunciation was more similar to the Chinese pronunciation of life.
Number seven is considered as a good omen in means of relationship.
According to Buddhism, number seven is considered as a number of ascent.
In Christianity, God is represented by the seventh ray and the center of creations
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