| Sam Stevens
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| | Crucifix but with a loop at the top. This
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| Many of you already own several lucky
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| | lovely ancient Egyptian symbol represents
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| charms or talismans. You just may not be
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| | love and long life.
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| aware of the object's symbolism or
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| | Thor's Hammer: This talisman usually
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| meaning. Below I have compiled a list of
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| | looks like a small axe or very blunt
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| some of the more popular and common good
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| | edged cross. Carrying this symbol is
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| luck symbols that can be purchased in the
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| | thought to help achieve social success
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| form of jewellery, paintings or statues.
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| | and protect against petty quarrels,
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| | making the wrong move in life and losses
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| The Clover: The three-leafed clover is a
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| | on the stock market!
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| symbol of health and vitality and for the
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| | The Pictic Knot: This is a Celtic charm
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| Celts, symbolized The Holy Trinity. A
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| | that looks like three interlooping
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| four-leafed clover symbolizes sudden good
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| | triangles. It is represents the three
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| fortune. A five-leafed clover symbolizes
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| | realms of consciousness and is worn to
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| a happy marriage.
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| | protect from black magic, magickal
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| The Heart: A heart is the classic symbol
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| | mistakes and dangers in general.
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| of love. A picture or lock of hair
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| | The Celtic Knot: These come in many
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| carried inside a locket is thought to be
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| | designs and look like knotted threads.
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| the ultimate way to symbolize the
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| | The knots based on mirror images or the
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| carrying of another's spirit in your
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| | number two represent passion, inspiration
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| heart. As an amulet the symbol of the
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| | and a happy marriage. Knots based on the
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| heart protects against heart disorders,
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| | quadrupling of an image represent
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| anxiety and the tendency to blame others.
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| | personal power and wisdom.
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| The Pentagram: This five-sided star is
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| | The Medicine Wheel: For about 5.000
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| also known as the Druid's foot. It helps
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| | years, almost all Native American Indian
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| as a talisman to fulfill wishes, invoke
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| | tribes have designed some form of a
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| spiritual powers and activate inner
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| | medicine wheel. The design varies but
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| powers. It also serves as a protective
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| | basically medicine wheels are Mandalas
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| amulet against the "evil eye" and casts
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| | whose imagery is based on the number
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| evil back to where it came.
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| | four. Medicine Wheels help you develop
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| The Star of David: This six-pointed star
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| | personal power and equilibrium, attain
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| is also known as the Seal of Solomon and
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| | wisdom and understand the ups and downs
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| the Hexagram. It consists of two
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| | of life!
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| interlocking triangles and is used as a
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| | The Dorje: This is a Buddhist
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| talisman to attain harmony, gain
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| | "thunderbolt" that also resembles sceptre
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| knowledge and invoke the aid of the
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| | or a dagger. They are usually
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| angels.
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| | freestanding brass objects about the size
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| The Heptagram: Also known as the
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| | of a paperweight done. This symbol is
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| Mysterious Star or the Love Star, this
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| | thought to repel demons, help one follow
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| seven pointed star is sacred to Venus and
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| | the true path and not be misled by false
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| helps one radiate beauty and
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| | prophets.
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| attractiveness as well as radiate harmony
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| | Roman Coins: Antique Roman coins are
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| and love.
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| | thought to bring prosperity and good
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| The Crescent and Star: This symbol is a
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| | fortune to those who wear them as
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| powerful love talisman that also
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| | jewellery.
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| symbolizes sexuality, wisdom and well
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| | The Two Headed Ax: This image is found in
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| being.
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| | almost all cultures: ancient Crete,
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| The Eye in the Triangle: This is an
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| | Asian, Northern Europe and African
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| amulet that finds its origins in the
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| | cultures. It represents justice,
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| culture of Europe, Asia and Africa. An
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| | authourity, and strength of character.
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| image of an eye within a triangle is
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| | The Human Skull: Human skulls, whether
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| thought to reflect evil back to the
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| | bone or silver are usually worn to
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| wisher of bad luck and protect against
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| | protect one from death. Shamans wear them
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| envy, jealousy and misfortune.
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| | to symbolize the accessing of deceased
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| The Eye in the Hand: These good luck
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| | spirits.
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| tokens which feature a human eye centered
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| | The Devil's Trap: This is a circular gold
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| in the palm of a human hand originate in
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| | or silver coin or talisman which features
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| the Near East and are of Jewish-Arabic
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| | tiny Hebrew text that spirals more and
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| origin. The open hand represents the
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| | more tightly inward towards the center of
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| intervention of God and the eye
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| | the circle. The idea is that the "Devil's
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| represents the all-seeing eye of Go. This
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| | Energy" is trapped inside the circle so
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| talisman is thought to bring God's mercy,
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| | it can't escape. This is worn or placed
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| strengthen faith and protect against bad
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| | near doorways to protect from evil and
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| luck.
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| | clear one's path of obstacles.
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| The Ankh: This looks like a Christian
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