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Many of us are familiar of the modern-day amulets of the Christian cross, Catholic rosary beads, and the lucky rabbit's foot to name just a few. However, amulets have been used since ancient times, by both primitive and civilized people to ward off evil, attract love, to heal, and enhance spirituality.
The word "amulet" originates from the old Latin amoletum, meaning 'means of defense'. Amulets are believed to be endowed with special powers of protection from such evils as ghosts, evil spirits, witchcraft, the evil eye, illness, misfortune, calamities, and any kind of disaster. Amulets that bring good fortune are typically referred to as talismans.
Many societies believe amulets derive power from their connection with natural forces, from religious associations, or from being made in a ritual manner at the time of a favorable planetary influence. Traditionally, amulets are carried or worn, kept in the place which is the desired sphere of influence, or painted on buildings, ships, and landscapes.
Small models of animals or objects, medallions bearing religious pictures or inscriptions, or lockets containing inscriptions or pictures on paper or metal are examples of man-made amulets. The most common amulets are made of natural materials, such as precious stones, crystals, gemstones, metal, teeth, claws of animals, and plants.
In recent years, as the various metaphysical genres became more accepted, the most popular forms of amulets are those made of various crystals and gemstones. There are many gorgeous designs, such as key chains, zipper pulls, necklaces, wands, and pendants. Crystals and gemstones are especially favored because they have symbolism via their colors, astrological correspondences, planetary influences, and chakra representations.
Amethyst is said to protect its wearer against seduction. For thousands of years, amethyst, of the quartz family, has been coveted by princes both ecclesiastical and secular. Moses described it as a symbol of the "Spirit of God in the official robes of the High Priest of the Jews", and the Russian Empress Catherine the Great sent thousands of miners into the Urals to look for it. It is a popular belief that amethyst offers protection against drunkenness. The Greek word amethystos means 'not intoxicated'. Metaphysically, amethyst is said to raise ones state of consciousness and aids in meditation.
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Spiritual Mega Myth Exposed: Erase Your Fate and Create What You Want
We've seen it countless times. An inspirational speaker develops a huge following by spouting mantras such as, "You can achieve anything, just work hard and believe you can do it!" They offer enchanting magic wand solutions intended to tug at your heart strings, backed by sophisticated public relations machines.
These types usually ridicule the concept of predestination (and commonly unsubscribe from our mailing list after a column like this) and immutable personal adversity, claiming to be able to teach you how to "erase" it.
They say the concepts of karma and fate are "too limiting" and "fatalistic."
However, what's really limiting is the outright rejection of the theory of predestination, most certainly without objectively exploring it.
It's absolutely patronizing to ignore the intricacy of an individual's unique personal adversity, glibly attribute a person's inability to create success and financial abundance to "not working smart or hard enough," and proclaim, "I've made lots of money and enjoyed enormous success, and you can too (just buy my products and services)..."
Is it even possible to exceed that level of conceit? Do they have no humility?
The "erase your karma and create the life of your dreams with a wave of your magic wand" myth has existed forever.
People want quick fixes and too readily believe the impossible because they want it to be so.
The myth continues to be perpetuated because it sells, big time. Myths wrapped in inspiration, cheer-leading, and poetry fulfill a demand for escapism, which is accepted as "spirituality."
Meanwhile, our metaphysical views are labeled "cold" and "fatalistic." But we'd rather tell you the truth than promote a primrose path of illusion that leads to eventual disappointment just to make a buck.
Our premise, brought into being through over 25 years of empirical research, is that at least 75% of the key life circumstances and events in your life are predetermined.
Does this mean you should abandon your hopes and dreams? No, of course not. Even the most seemingly outlandish dreams may have merit, since life is really more about the journey, not the destination. But it's advisable to know yourself well enough to formulate realistic goals.
The Core of Your Future is Fixed
While we believe it's entirely true that within the boundaries of your karmic path you have free will to create as you like, our findings clearly show that the core structure of your future is absolutely fixed.
The foundation of your future isn't "...constantly changing based on your focus, thoughts, and decisions." We've found that you're only permitted within spiritual law to create that which corresponds with your personal fate. Otherwise, you wouldn't experience the lessons (both rewarding and challenging) for which you incarnated.
Finally overcoming the problem of having to occasionally deal with noisy neighbors, for example, isn't exactly earth-shattering "karma elimination."
Anyone boasting of "deleting all karma," if they are being forthright, must first correctly identify their karma. Comprehensive astrology and numerology are very helpful in this regard, as is past life regression work.
What You Must Ask The Magic Wand Crowd
Ask those who claim to have eradicated all their karma with a mere snap of their fingers the following question: Which type of karma are you referring to? How did you know it was karma in the first place--how did you quantify it?
If it's love life karma they are talking about, if they were single and desired a rewarding love relationship, did they suddenly have multiple, mutually compatible and beneficial romantic options that were not built on illusion or manipulation? Did any of those options naturally endure?
If it's money they are talking about, are they suddenly free of debt and flush with abundance? Does that state of abundance persevere? If so, have they considered that it was fated to happen that way anyway?
Just as you can't sober up right away after downing 5 drinks, you can't sidestep the karma you've incarnated to experience (both good and bad). Taking full responsibility for everything in your life and healing negative patterns of thinking is a step in the right direction, but it won't deliver you to never-ending spiritual nirvana.
Those who claim to have "risen above" a certain karmic condition are either not realizing that it wasn't karmic in the first place, or that it had run its course and was destined to end when it did. They didn't expunge the circumstance, they finally balanced it through having to endure and experience it directly.
In the extremely remote prospect that they've actually balanced all of their karma and advanced to avatar status, like Buddha, they'll have to show the rest of us how to walk on water and levitate.
Copyright © Scott Petullo, Stephen Petullo
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Scott Petullo and Stephen Petullo are experts in prediction, fate, karma, love life, and past life regression. Get their free report: 13 Spiritual and New Age Myths and 11 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Psychic. http://www.holisticmakeover.com http://www.scottpetullo.com
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