Evil eye is one of the earliest prejudicial signs that have driven mankind to invent and use magic. It is believed that certain men and women, certain beasts and reptiles, and even apparently inanimate objects, possess the power of causing by a mere glance of the eye or a look, or by a mere aspect or appearance, injury to others, and to their properties.
It is said that the Evil Eye is produced by the mind itself or by some quality or power which it possesses. Love and envy are causes of this powerful destruction. They frame themselves readily into imaginations and suggestions, and come early into eye that is integral part of the mind. Love and envy lead to jealousy which no one can stand before it. Envy, Jealousy, and Evil Eye are inseparably connected; and when joined to words is the origin of the evil spirits which work sickness, disaster, ruin, and death in the world.
The belief in Evil Eye is ancient and almost universal. Every language, both ancient and modern, contains a word or expression which is the equivalent of "Evil Eye". The oldest mentions of the Evil Eye are found in the texts which the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians wrote in cuneiform upon clay tablets. The ancient Egyptians used eye shadow and lipstick to prevent the evil eye from entering their eyes or mouths.
In ancient Persian texts one of (Devil) Ahriman’s mates, Agash deev, is responsible for evil eye. According to book of Bundahishn, Aghash is the druj of the malignant eye which kills man with the eye.
The evil eye could be either involuntary or deliberate. Almost anything could cause the notion that some person possessed an evil eye. If someone looked too long at one's child or possession and afterward a child got sick, or some possession was lost or stolen, or some animals died, then the person was really suspected of having an evil eye.
Any person having an unusual characteristic could easily find himself in this category, such as a blue-eyed person among brown-eyed people, or people having body deformities. Some people were said to have been born with a permanent evil eye, corrupting everything they looked at. Also they were often called demonic possessed.
There are various kinds of amulets to repel the Evil Eye. The most common form of these amulets is the blue glass Eye charm, which mirrors back the blue of the Evil Eye and thus confounds it. This amulet which is called Lucky Eye (Cheshm Nazar) is made of silver or gold in the shape of bracelet, anklet, necklace, earrings, rings, chokers, key chains, magnets, pendants.
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