Hamsa hand

Hamsa (Hand of God, Fatima). A powerful, magical protective amulet. This symbol is very old, it is used by many peoples and religions (Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism). The word "hamsa" has Semitic roots and means "five". Usually the hand is symmetrical, with thumbs on both sides and does not copy the anatomical shape of the palm. Back in Mesopotamia, this symbol, in the form of a palm facing down, served as a protective amulet. Among the Phoenicians, the hand symbolized the hand of the Moon goddess Tanit, the patroness of Carthage, in Cyprus this amulet was considered the hand of Aphrodite, and in Ancient Egypt it was called the hand of Atut, which ensured fertility, helped in childbirth and learning. American Indians tattooed an open palm with an eye. This tattoo was called the "Sign of the Open Eyes". It promoted intuition and clairvoyance. This amulet is suitable for everyone, regardless of gender and religious beliefs. This amulet is used: to protect against the "evil eye", evil eye, the influence of otherworldly forces, negativity, especially protects children from the "evil eye" and bad influence. A person gains self-confidence, becomes decisive, helps to preserve peace, good relationships, love and loyalty in the family, helps to successfully marry (for women). The eye of Fatima strengthens the power of the amulet. Wear on the body, with you (in a handbag), use indoors.