Evil Eye...
3 years ago, when i started to join this new company, i was addicted to the Evil Eye.. All thanks to my dearest colleague, Juliana whom marries her Turkish husband. Since I was too in to this Evil Eye, Juliana bought for me loads of it.. From fridge magnets to flower vase. The Evil Eye which i placed it infront of my main door, my room, living room, kitchen & even my brother's car. I even decorated my sister's room with Evil Eyes. This amulet against evil eye is very typical in Turkey. The Turkish name for this amulet that protects one from the evil eye is
nazar boncuk.
But what is behind this turkish superstition? Once upon a time ... there was a rock by the sea that even with the force of a hundred men and a lot of dynamite couldn't be moved or cracked. There was also a man in this town by the sea, who was known to carry the evil eye (Nazar). After much effort and endeavor, the town people brought the man to the rock, and the man, upon looking at the rock said, "My God ! What a big rock !" The instant he said it, there was a rip, roar and crack, and instantly the immense and impossible rock was found to be cracked in two.
As for my colleague, Juliana, she placed the Evil Eye at her baby's cradle to protect the Evil of distubing her baby..heheheee.. We can get this Evil Eye at Turkey where it's can be make as a bracelet, keychains, chain, brooches, hairclips & any accessories...
3 years ago, when i started to join this new company, i was addicted to the Evil Eye.. All thanks to my dearest colleague, Juliana whom marries her Turkish husband. Since I was too in to this Evil Eye, Juliana bought for me loads of it.. From fridge magnets to flower vase. The Evil Eye which i placed it infront of my main door, my room, living room, kitchen & even my brother's car. I even decorated my sister's room with Evil Eyes. This amulet against evil eye is very typical in Turkey. The Turkish name for this amulet that protects one from the evil eye is nazar boncuk.
Spoke at : 1/07/2009
