From the Evil Eye to lucky talismans, discover nine protective amulets that cultures around the world have traditionally associated with warding off negative energy. Perhaps the world's most ...

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Many people follow traditions to protect themselves from nazar, which is believed to invite negative energy. Applying a kala tika and performing nazar utarna rituals are common protective measures.

The Turkish evil eye bead, also known as Nazar Boncugu, is a centuries-old talisman believed to protect against negative ...

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