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Obama's lucky charms

| | Jan 16, 2016, at 06:59 pm
Washington, Jan 16 (IBNS) A recent video surface showing US President Barrack Obama taking out things from his pockets, his lucky charms that he carries at all times.

The two and a half minute video shows Obama showing different things, which includes a metallic poker chip, a rosary bead, a cross and a figuring of Hindu monkey-God Hanuman.

The rosary bead was presented to him by Pope Francis, he revealed.

The statuette of Hanuman, he said was given to him by a lady.

About the different things he carries, Obama said that though he is not a strong believer of God, it helps him remember the different people he met and the different places he has been to.   

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