In Italy, Cornicello is a horn-shaped talisman often given as a gift to bring good luck and protection. In Japan, couples often exchange Omamori, small bags containing amulets from Shinto shrines. In the Middle East, the Hamsa hand is a popular symbol believed to ward off the evil eye and bring love and happiness. Do you believe in such symbolic things?
I find it fascinating how these amulets reflect the cultural beliefs and traditions of different regions. Personally, I would be happy if my loved one gave me a love amulet, even if he does not believe in such things. Have you ever received or given a love amulet?
It seems to me that these symbols are not just objects, but real repositories of good wishes and energy. They may be small, but their significance is enormous. Sometimes I wonder if your country has its own special talismans? What talisman would you give me to protect me?
Let's imagine: you give me an amulet, and it is always with me, like your invisible protection and support. I would be so interested to know more about these symbols of love.
Which amulet would you choose for me? Can you imagine that he will always be there as a symbol of our connection? I believe that small things like this can create a big impact in a relationship. After all, isn’t this magic - to feel under the protection of someone you care about?
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