Magic talisman Abracadabra, altar

The letter talisman, which has been used as well as the Sator square since Ancient Rome, is the word "A—B-R-A-C-A-D-A-B-R-A", which today people use to denote nonsense, something absurd." ABRACADABRA" is not a new word in modern magic, it was used by Kabbalists and magicians of the Ancient world and, most likely, is a distorted phrase in Aramaic "ibra k'dibra" (Persian. abraxas — "deity" and Hebrew. dabar — "the word").

It is believed that this phrase can be translated as "I create with my own words".

This talisman is created to protect against diseases and injuries of any kind, if you feel that the enemy's goal is your physical health. This is a letter combination written 11 times in the form of a triangle from bottom to top, when only the letter "A", which is the top of the mascot, should remain in the last line.. A talisman written can also be written from the bottom up, which symbolically reflects the act of creation.


This is one of the most powerful talismans, which were used for magical protection a thousand years ago. Translated, this phrase sounds like "the Great sower helps the". The magic of the whole phrase can repel any dark energy to use against someone who used it. We always reap what we sow.


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