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Talismans and Amulets

Children in all parts of the world are today wearing charms around their necks or wrists. The nature of these charms is related to the views of a people on the role of their gods. Most people assume that there are gods who are benevolent and malevolent devils who work through demons, evil eyes, and witches. Talismans which record the name of the god, or one of his symbols such as a cross, or even of his supposed writings, enlist the assistance of that god. Amulets, in contrast, are for neutralizing the wicked effects of the malevolent gods. Favorite amulets include garlic bags, turquoise beads, and representations of the devil-god Baal. The familiar R is a talismanic invocation of ancient Horus, child-god of Egypt.