Examples of using Red string in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Red string?
It means red string.
Sterling silver bracelet heart with red string.
The Red String of Fate?
Sterling silver bracelet with red string, sun.
It's the red string… of fate!
Sterling silver bracelet with red string, heart.
A red string in Hinduism is known as the kalava.
Sterling silver bracelet with red string, cross.
The Red String has been used as a tool of protection for centuries.
Sterling silver bracelet with red string, flower.
The reverse swastika and red string around Charlie's wrist are protective devices.
Sterling silver bracelet blue eye with red string.
Then I found the red string for his crime board.
In Chinese folklore, there's the myth about the red string of fate.
Worn around the left wrist, the Red String works in the same way as the vaccines of modern medicine.
Sterling silver bracelet with red string, turtle.
In fact, the custom of wearing the red string dates back to biblical times, as it is mentioned in Genesis 38.
Then his brother came out, with the red string on his arm.
In the late 1990s the red string became popular with many celebrities in the United States, including many non-Jews.
Sterling silver bracelet with red string, angel wings.
Monks and other people who tie red string bracelets on each other's wrists, wish these very qualities to one another.
After that, his brother came out with the red string around his hand.
The Red String is brought to Rachel's tomb where it is infused with her force of protection-for no power is stronger than a mother's natural protective love.
He had a black hood covering his face and a red string around his neck.
In Chinese tradition, they view the red string as the‘string of fate', which has the potential to bind two people by the power of love and mutual trust.
There are many reasons andfunctions associated with the red string in the Kabbalah.
The Chinese traditions uphold the red string as the'string of fate' which though invisible to the naked eye, has the potential to bind two individuals by the supreme power of love and mutual trust.
Have someone you love to tie the Red String to your left wrist.
This legend is so well-known among European cultures that it's perfectly normal to see millions of people wearing a piece of red string around their wrists, even today.