Protective Powers Of Turkish Evil Eye Pendants ....... Effusive praises should be taken with a pinch of salt, form behind all the gushes, smiles and the adoring eyes, the person may probably be itching to wring your necks or stab you from behind. The Greeks have devised the Mati Pendant to guard themselves from such not-so-well-meaning people with their necessarily evil eyes. The Greek Mati (evil eye) Pendant is a handmade glass bead, which is worn to protect oneself from evil looks. The bead is an amalgamation of molten glass, iron, copper, water and salt. This particular combination of minerals and metals is believed to provide a shield from the forces of evil. The Mati pendant has the symbol of an eye worked in it. The symbol of the eye is regarded as a potent amulet for protection against evil forces in almost every culture of the world like Jewish, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist and Christian. It is believed that the Mati deflects the negative energy that is being directed towards a person onto itself, thus dispersing its powers. The Mati pendant is attached to anything and everything that, it is felt, will attract envy and greed…. you will find the Mati pendant in front of houses and/or offices, hanging from the neck of a new-born child, farm animals and even on newly acquired machinery. You will find the pendant being inserted into the foundations of modern offices and even come across it in Greek and Turkish web pages. What is more, there is no religious bar in the use of the evil eye pendant. Thus, Jews, Christians, ORTHODOX and Muslims alike, use this lucky charm. The evil eye pendant is still hand crafted using primitive means, by highly skilled glass workers who are carrying on a 3000 year old craft. The pendant can be worn in a necklace, bracelet or hang from anything or anyone. Wear a Mati in order to invoke good spirits and to protect ourselves from evil ones. ..................

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