In ancient times, ancient Kabbalists revealed a powerful method of protection. Its purpose is twofold: to protect us from the envious glances of others and to help us eliminate feelings of jealousy and resentment within us.
Kabbalistic precepts do not contain prohibitions or commands. Rather, Kabbalists speak of positive and negative energies. The negative energies of jealousy and envy emanate from the eyes, giving rise to the ancient and significant term “evil eye.”
The evil eye is part of the history of human wisdom. Socrates, Plato and Aristotle spoke about him. It is mentioned in the Bible. Throughout the centuries, kings, queens and conquerors have feared and respected it. Ancient Greek sailors painted eyes on the bows of their ships to protect themselves from its power. The Romans called it oculus malus. For the Scots it was droch shuil. Kabbalists call it ayin harah. This is very interesting!
According to Kabbalists, this form of negative energy can affect our lives and our well-being. It can prevent us from fulfilling our destiny and also cause us to lose what we have already achieved.
The symbolism of the red thread.
Red thread: Symbol of love and sensuality, it adds a touch of warmth to your outfits. This color can be worn by both a woman and a man. It is also an energetic color. The color red brings strength, security and courage in difficult times.
Wearing this lucky charm, especially positive things will happen to the person who has this red thread. In theory, the person will be able to attract what he wants, such as prosperity, love, harmony, hope and many other things.
The use of red thread.
The red thread should only be worn on the left wrist or left ankle. It is also very important that someone very close to you ties him up, since he will only think good things about you while he does it. It has to be someone who loves you!
After putting it on the wrist, the person wearing the red thread must keep it on until it wears itself out and breaks. This will mean that you have absorbed all the negative that surrounds the person.
At this time, you have to be careful. The person should not think about putting on that same red thread again and it is advisable to leave it in a place that will no longer allow you to see it again.
Then you can put on a new red thread, tie it, and the whole cycle starts again. Some people believe this process comes from a centuries-old Jewish tradition to ward off negative thoughts.
