The manufacturer and seller of clay talismans from Opishnya (Ukrainian village) tells about the secrets of the magical power of his man-made amulets.
- For example, clay horseshoes. They contain a force that is like snake venom - it can cure, but also harm, - said the famous master in Ukraine, 70-year-old ceramist Viktor Komarevtsev. - Many people ask how to hang a horseshoe - arcs up or down? There is one secret here. An inverted horseshoe, including one made of clay, is hung only above the first door, which opens the entrance to the dwelling.
- If you look closely at the horseshoe, you can see that the two ends of the arc are slightly turned inward at almost right angles and look like two "sevens" connected in a semicircle. If a horseshoe hangs on the first door with arcs down, then one "seven" takes away the negative energy of the person who entered, if he brought it, it clears the guest. And the second "seven" neutralizes the negative output. And if during a visit to your home a guest has bad thoughts, wishes, curses - he takes all this with him.
And with upward arcs, according to Victor, the horseshoe should be hung on the inner walls and walls, and then the talisman symbolizes a full bowl.
- Believe it or not, the ceramic horseshoe hangs in the bedroom. And everything is fine with my wife. Well, you understand … - either as a joke, or seriously, grandfather confesses, winking slyly.
The master is convinced that other amulets made of blue Opishnyan clay also have magical properties. They protect against energy vampires, improve health and mood.
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- And all because this clay is "alive", - Victor continues to share his secrets. - It has its own biorhythm, which coincides with the biorhythm of a healthy human cell. And when we drink from earthenware or just hold it in our hands, our disturbed biorhythms return to normal. The body begins to harmonize with the amulet.
According to the psychics who stayed with the grandfather, ceramic items not covered with decorative glaze have especially strong energy. Victor's arsenal of clay artistic talismans includes not only horseshoes and jugs, but also original whistle souvenirs: "singing" dumplings, piglets and fish.