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Kabbalah amulets and talismans are not a practice in superstition or drawing out evil spirits. It can also be used for general good luck and success, along with guidance towards what you desire.

Kabbalah amulets and talismans are not concerned with magic in the popular culture sense- engaging witches and wizards, with ominous connotations. It is not Harry Potter, nor is it The Crucible or a pagan practice. The practices of Kabbalah "magic" through amulets, talismans, and other mechanisms is based in Talmudic study, having its roots in the Torah and the teachings of the larger Jewish community.

Amulets are stones, gems, pendants, and other worn items that are believed to promote good luck and ward off evils. Almost all major religions engage in one form or another of amulet usage. In Kabbalah, these items are endowed with a special power of good luck, success, security, wealth, and health. This power is enhanced through the practices of daily devotion, prayer, meditation, and mysticism to best create a sense of wholeness, balance, and blessing in the wearer.