Evil Eye Bracelets Provide Protection From External Forces

Executive Summary about Evil Eye By Christine Bana

Evil Eye Bracelets have been worn for decades in the Middle East to ward off the evil-eye's gaze. For hundreds of year's religions of the Middle East have believed that the evil eye can steal away someone's good luck and give them misfortune. There are many different beliefs in how the evil eye was first started rumoring Socrates and Plato. The belief was that if someone presented the evil-eye on a person they were in true danger. From mystery illnesses to the entire death of the livestock, the evil eye has been feared for hundreds and hundreds of years. In the Middle East, it is common for people to wear evil-eye bracelets to ward off the treat of and evil eye curse to haunt them. People have thought that if they wear these Evil-Eye Bracelets, the curse will not dare touch them because they respect it.

Protective cures that people have found to work to ward against the Evil Eye are apotropaic, meaning that they will turn away the curse of the evil-eye. This symbol is in the form of disks or balls, generally with a dark center and a lighter color surrounding the middle of the disk. The protective symbol looks like an eye in itself, and it is thought that if the evil-eye curse came upon a person and they were wearing a protective evil eye the two eyes would meet and the malicious curse would gaze back at the evil-eye. This is why it is very common for people that believe in the curse of the evil eye to wear jewelry with the protective evil to ward of possible threats to them. Evil-Eye Bracelets are very popular and common to show that the person wearing it believes in the curse and is everything in their power to diminish the harmful threats. Wearing and Evil Eye Bracelet will enhance the protection of the tradition and help you to keep safe.

The lucky eye or evil-eye has descended from generation to generation acknowledging the great power that it holds for the holder of the symbol. If you have recently had a new child, started a new marriage, or even bought a house tradition shows that if you wear an evil-eye bracelet it will protect you and ward you against all outside threats.

Evil Eye Pendant - The Protector

Executive Summary about Evil Eye By Ems Aleks

Every person irrespective of culture or time has felt a deep uneasiness in presence of people who adorn their outer shell with smiles and false praises and good wishes but hold greedy and evil intentions beneath. We have always felt that such eyes with no-so-well intentions. The Mediterranean and the Middle-Eastern people did not sit at home trying to validate the effect of such forces. The Turkish people made the Evil Eye pendant. They call it 'Nazar Boncugu' which literally means the 'Evil Eye bead' or the bead or the stone that protects against cruel intentions.

The Bead or the stone is made by amalgamating molten glass, iron, copper, water and salt. The Turks believe that this particular combination of metals and other substances is what makes the Evil Eye Pendant the protector against the Evil look.

The stone is blue in colour. The Mediterranean people as well as people of many other cultures believe that the blue colour has an important role in the protection. The concept is the people with evil look or bad intentions underneath radiate some kind of negative evil energy. The blue colour absorbs such negative energy meant to harm the one to whom it is directed. This is the reason Mediterranean people paint the doors of their houses blue with the intent of warding off evil spirits.

This concept is not a local one, because many other cultures and religions including, Hindus, Jews, Buddhists, Muslims and Christians consider the symbol of the 'eye' as a potent amulet of protection.

The Greeks wear not the pendant but the bracelet. The universal protector

Evil eye pendants are not only worn with necklaces. They are used as a universal protection against evil intentions. Whether it be a newborn baby, or a house or and office or a newly purchased machinery people hang the Evil eye pendant on whatever might attract evil look.

But these days boys and girls with a more modern and cosmopolitan outlook wear Evil eye pendants more for their style quotients that their original mystic purpose.