Yeah, it’s pretty common to wear evil eyes and hamsas to ward off calamity and there are tons of jewish superstitions and traditions around pregnancy, like you shouldn’t say mazel tov. the theory being celebrating and talking about a good thing too much draws bad energy from others which can lead to bad stuff. There’s an Israeli habit to say “hamsa hamsa hamsa” like you would use “knock on wood”
It does! It’s really similar, in Hebrew the word for five is ‘hamesh’ (חָמֵשׁ) and the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet is ‘hey’ (ה) so it’s all interconnected ☺️
What the others said. Personally, I wear my grandma’s Hamsa necklace and have a picture of a Hamsa in my entryway next to my mezuzah because you can never be too careful 👀
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There’s an Israeli habit to say “hamsa hamsa hamsa” like you would use “knock on wood”
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I always have this feeling when something good happens. Don’t talk too much about it.
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